All I want is ONE password tool that syncs via the cloud with every other computer I have PLUS a usb stick
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by Lee Hopkins on October 21, 2009 · View Comments
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All I want is ONE password tool that syncs via the cloud with every other computer I have PLUS a usb stick
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by Lee Hopkins on August 2, 2009 · View Comments
G’day! Thanks for returning!Another in what may well turn out to be a long line of my videos pointing out how hard some Aussie companies make it for their customers to leave positive feedback. I come to praise Caesar, not bury him — but some companies don’t let me do either. Technorati Tags: bcr048,customer [...]
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a customer service person rang me to say that they “weren’t allowed to view blogs in case they were inappropriate!”
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by Lee Hopkins on June 23, 2009 · View Comments
To Debbie Richards, James Langanke and Tricia Langdren: thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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A fabulous book that gives a clear, clean overview of what Twitter is and WHY you should be engaging with it. THEN it goes into depth with so many tips and ideas that they should have sold the book for twice the price!
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In a cunning twist of bizarre nomenclature, he’s titled it Practical SEO Copywriting. The cheeky little fox! It’s a DIY guide to writing online copy for both human readers AND for that 400kg gorilla we lovingly call ‘Google’.
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