Two probs:
1. Most of this has to be done with your own signature and details. Paperwork
is a hassle and not easily delegated in this sense.
2. If people have done this successfully, odds are they value their time more
than you are prepared to pay commercially.
However, people will help with ad
This question comes up a lot...
Couldn't one of the well-connected & experienced people on this list
set up a paid service for Aussie start-ups to establish an LLC and
bank account in the US? In Version 01 you pay someone to facilite all
the necessary paperwork and workflow. I reckon there's a sm
Should have mentioned-- I'm based in Sydney, though happy to work
remotely/travel intermittently.
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Question-- Do you know of anyone with a startup who could use some help? I'm
an American, recent grad, who has been in Australia for a year and a half
and for my last 3 months in Oz my goal is to go full-time and full-throttle
into the startup community and get involved with one or more projects
Hi Owen,
Sure, we would love to be involved :-)
Cheers
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On 10 February 2011 14:30, Owen Kelly wrote:
> I've begun contacting a few local sta
I've begun contacting a few local startups, does anyone have a startup *they
want me to interview?*
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- Register an LLC because non-citizens/permanent residents are barred from
registering some entities (either C or S corp...can't remember which). Use
http://mycorporation.com/ to set one up.
- Wire transfers depends on the amount. The is a check culture in America,
which is one of the most bizaare
Hi Guys
Wondering if you could share any advice on how to sell to US Customers with
a US sales team.
- Can we Invoice US customers from Australia? (We need to invoice, not
credit card billing)
- Will US Customers resist paying international invoices (wire transfer)? /
barrier to payment?
- Do a
This came out today regarding the new startup space in Sydney:
http://www.startupsmart.com.au/technology/2011-02-10/tech-start-ups-sought-for-new-start-up-community.html
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My name is Matthew Ho, and I have posted a few times recently on the
SB forum. I just realised I was supposed to introduce myself! I'm a
new member to this forum and have been to some of the events last
year.
I've been in web for 3 years at a digital agency called Next Digital.
I'm an Account Mana
Just thought I'd let you know about the Online Retail forum hosted by
the Australian government on 18 Feb 2011. I will be attending it on
behalf of the company I work for.
Unfortunately, at this time of posting they are no longer accepting
registrations. It will be webcast and the video made avail
Let me know if I can help - I live on the East Bay, and generally
attend a startup type event every week. Check out the Churchill Club,
the Keiretsu Forum, SVASE, Advance.
Phil Montgomery
408 239 7823
On Feb 8, 2:52 pm, Bec Coleman wrote:
> I'm heading off to Las Vegas in April for a week or so
*that link is http://www.soundtrckr.com/
On Feb 9, 10:18 pm, Andrew Dever wrote:
> Hi David
>
> Is it in the vein ofhttp://www.soundtrckr.com/?
>
> I'm working on a mobile location-based audio platform but know some
> relevant people here and in the US who may be interested in chatting.
>
> LMK
>
Hi David
Is it in the vein of http://www.soundtrckr.com/?
I'm working on a mobile location-based audio platform but know some
relevant people here and in the US who may be interested in chatting.
LMK
Andrew
On Feb 9, 7:19 pm, David Lyon wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I am interested in helping out. I
Hi All,
The SydStart conference went really well last year. A volunteer
community run event to help build the startup ecosystem with a Sydney
focus. All proceeds were reinvested so we are trying to triple it in
size this year to 400 people and the draft agenda is already up on the
site. There are
The ATO offers free seminars on tax basics for small businesses
http://www.ato.gov.au/corporate/Seminar.asp?state=NSW&program=TB
You might find it useful to check out the content and chat to the people
going.
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Hi Jindou,
The short answer is to go with a payment gateway that supports token
based payments. eWay does this, and so does SecurePay.
http://www.eway.com.au/small-business/ecommerce-products/token-payments.aspx
http://www.securepay.com.au/triggered_payments.html
We're a web development company
Hi David,
I am interested in helping out. I can think that such a thing might
have a good commercial use, but you need to fill me in on what
you are thinking.
David
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 4:31 PM, David Gillespie
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> Hi all,
>
> Cardinal sin - longtime lurker. I'm a planner at Profero Sydn
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