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8 step pre-screening process
Resource Nation has partnered with Experian, the largest US credit check company, to pre-screen each of the vendors in our network. The pre-screening process helps to reduce the risk of working with a fraudulent company and allows you to view detailed background information on each of the vendors in our network. This pre-screening process looks for the following information: Resource Nation attempts to pre-screen every vendor in our network based on the above data points. However, not all vendors may have a report available. (E.g. a new sole proprietor may not yet have a report available) After completing the "request for quotes" form, buyers receive an e-mail with the contact information for the vendors matched to their project. Vendors that have a full Experian report available will say "pre-screened" next to the contact information with a link to the full Experian report. Resource Nation uses Experian as a 3rd party to provide information on each of the vendors in our network (or to mark that a report is not available). If a report is available, Experian is simply verifying that the business was in good standing with its state business filing at the time the report was run. While Resource Nation may view the additional information in the report and in some cases may exclude a vendor from its network, Resource Nation is not representing that the information discovered in the reports would qualify the vendor to perform the services requested by the buyer. Through the links provided by Resource Nation, buyers are able to purchase the full Experian report to make a judgment on their own. Buyers agree not to rely on Resource Nation in any way in their background check of a vendor and therefore indemnify and release Resource Nation for any such claims. * In some cases the vendor's business phone number cannot be verified to match the number on a credit report. Purchasers are encouraged to purchase the full Experian report to perform their own background checks and identify verification. | Takes only 1 minute |






Small companies oftentimes have to go through many hurdles to accomplish their sales and business goals. Larger corporations have it easier because they have more employees to allocate responsibilities, have a larger budget to fulfill business needs, are more established and can reach out to more consumers. Small businesses should consider going back to the basics to improve their profits and work environment. A VoIP service is one of these ways.
VoIP is preferred by many small businesses because of its affordability. Small business owners and their employees are likely to make a tremendous amount of phone calls to encourage new clients to seek out their services. Or, they will make calls to raise awareness about their products and services through telemarketing. VoIP systems work over a broadband Internet connection and because the system doesn’t recognize where the call is being made or transmitted to, the cost to make a phone call is the same whether made to another local city, or across an ocean. Conduct your own VoIP service comparison to find a program that works best you and your budget.
The installation of a VoIP service varies on the size of your business and usually starts at a few hundred dollars. Your monthly phone bill is also determined by the size of the business, how many phones are being used and the type of features included in the plan. Since your business is starting out with fewer employees and phones, the total monthly costs are greatly affordable. If you are setting up a new office, a VoIP system will be the best choice because you won’t have to run a separate line for the system. Know what services your business will require and compare vendors to find the best VoIP service provider.