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About Steve Valiquette
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Service providers and customers alike can benefit from my experience in establishing Service Level Agreements (SLAs), Call Center Support Procedures, Issues Management, Special Event Procedures, Disaster/Recovery Planning, Catastrophic Event Management, and day-to-day Server Farm issues. I also have significant experience in project management, project lifecycle planning and product development. I can contribute to many "how-tos" like: how to build a website, how to develop project management procedures, How to get the most from your hosting provider and much more.

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Past/Present clients
Transitions Optical, IBM, Intel, Computer Sciences Corp, Imperial Chemical Industries, Victoria Secrets, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bank of America, SEARS, State Street Bank, Peterson's CollegeQuest, Mobil Oil Corporation, Sprint PCS, MCI/Worldcom, UPS.

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E-Commerce, Web Businesses - Call Centers.

Expert: Steve Valiquette - 4/26/2004

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Dear Expert,

I am looking for business which are interested in setting up or using call center services in the Caribbean. There are great tax benefits and government incentives for companies setting up in the Caribbean.

How can I go about finding such businesses?

Thanks
Royu.

Dear Expert
Thanks for response?
Another question: Do you know any really good Web -ecoomerce business?
I mean any business you can work from home using the web which are real. I have looked at some which seems to be scans, with no real benefits after you have paid the many fees. I heard there are a few genuine one. Do you know of any of these?

Thanks
Royu.

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Royu,

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Royu,

Perhaps the safest and most inexpensive way to start a business on the internet is by participating in an "affiliate" program of other sites. A lot of good, reputable sites pay for successful links to their sites. I have a customer, for instance, that does hard drive recovery. They are: www.dtidata.com. If you register with them and put their link on your site - and someone from your site uses the link and buys something - you get a commission of 20%. Easy money.

Even places like www.amazon.com have affiliate programs. Look around and see what you can find. Try to come up with a theme to your own site as a resource site and drive traffic to it. Soon it will take on a life of its own and start making money for you.

-- steve

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