Thank you Matthew,
It is true that they could do with some help in helping their delivery
people with the Micro Logistics Directions MLD.
Thank you for the link, it would have taken me some time to find either of
them.
Cheers
Oliver Slezak
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 2:45 PM, Matthew Ho wrote:
Thats amazing news! calendar entry added, looking forward to the
event. thanks for the info
Richard
On Sep 14, 12:30 pm, Matthew Ho wrote:
> I just spoke to the organiser of Startup Weekend Australia. They'll be
> running another Startup Weekend in Melbourne in November.
>
> Here's the blurb:
>
It sounds like you are trying to solve the last mile for logistics.
I just saw this today, Postmates from TCD SF (Techcrunch Disrupt San
Francisco). Its like Uber for couriers. Pretty cool idea. I used Uber
in SF and loved it! Uses the idle time from couriers to deliver goods.
They get messages vi
Hi Steven,
A simple approach is to use Paypal. You can then deposit the funds directly
into a linked Australian account. Paypal can also accept credit cards,
although i would have look into how it works internationally.
Cheers,
Nigel
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 9:34 PM, Steven Noble wrote:
> Hi a
I just spoke to the organiser of Startup Weekend Australia. They'll be
running another Startup Weekend in Melbourne in November.
Here's the blurb:
"Startup Weekend is returning to Melbourne November the 4th – 6th
2011. The yet to be opened new collaborative working space The York
Butter Factory i
> also what I should shout to 51,528 people...
The only thing that these 51,528 people seem to have in common is that
(at least) one of their friends is an opportunistic idiot willing to
pimp out their social network for some sort of short-term advantage.
I don't know what the first 'shout' will
If they're prepared to do that, open an account with citibank, and then use
oxforex to bring the money back here as a sweep. Don't know if you can open
the account in the name of your AU company, or if having an LLC in Delaware
will make life easier (you may still have to pay US tax on income that
Hi all,
How do you accept payments from overseas programs, like Amazon.com
Associates, that prefer to deposit directly into a financial institution
with a US address?
I'm currently with CBA.
Cheers,
Steven.
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As a fellow entrepreneur I got frustrated with not being able to
promote my creations any further than my direct circle of friends and
family. To tackle this problem i created "We All
Shout" (www.weallshout.com)
The idea is simple people "Support" you/your business/your idea with
their
Hi all,
I love the idea of startups and the power of the internet to launch a
business world wide. My background is IT and management.
I'm working full time as a consultant in Melbourne ATM and have a
couple of side projects as well.
Feel free to checkout my site at - http://www.debugreality.com
Hi all,
How do you go about accepting payments in USD from US entities that expect
to make direct payments to accounts held with US-based financial
institutions?
I'm currently with CBA.
Regards,
Steven.
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When you submit the return, you, the director of the company signs it.
When you're putting together your R&D plans and reports, you, the director
of the company, is writing it. Your professional adviser will review this
and give you feedback, but they don't know what's really going on in your
busi
Patrick,
You make a key point...
If you have the time and inclination, then you should be able to
structure yourself properly, and claim accordingly.
However, if you don't...make sure your adviser knows his stuff...and
as noted, the rules haven't yet been finalised (it's a new program),
so there
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