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Question by Efsfssdf: has anyone here ever heard of hantz oil tankering service in dallas texas? if so is it a successful business?
u know that guy russell off survivor he supposedly lives here and has this business. does anyone actually know it?

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Answer by Dfwteddybear
I think he made it up, because I have searched for it several times and get nothing.

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Question by Aaron W: I’m moving to Dallas next month and want to open a book store. I have no business background. How do I do this
Are there special loans for small businesses? What about government incentives? I have no clue.

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Answer by Padrote
First of all, a Bookstore is just goin to Leave you in more Debts. Not worth it. People these days don’t want to read books.

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Question by lookat: What was the real reason Wyatt’s Cafeteria in Dallas went out of business?

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Answer by Dfwteddybear
Wyatt’s and cafeterias in general have declined because of the economy and lower pricing strategies of other restaurants.

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Encore Payment Systems was recently featured in the Dallas Business Journal in their Largest Metroplex Call Centers list.

Addison, TX. (PRWEB) September 28, 2009 — Addison, TX based Encore Payment Systems, www.EncorePS.com, a leader in the electronic payment processing industry, was recently featured in the Dallas Business Journal in their Largest Metroplex Call Centers list.

Encore’s call center was established in 2006 and houses approximately 125 employees. The call center processes approximately 50,000 calls daily and operations are overseen by Call Center Director Mike Taylor.

Encore ranked fifteenth on the list, which is based on the number of local employees, and is printed annually by the Dallas Business Journal. This is the first time Encore’s call center has been recognized by the Dallas Business Journal.

“We are proud to have our call center recognized by the Dallas Business Journal for the first time,” said Mark Harrelson, Chief Sales Officer. “At Encore we work hard to grow while keeping the focus on providing superior service and products to meet the needs of our merchants.”

About Encore Payment Systems
Encore Payment Systems, LLC is a fast growing merchant acquirer that specializes in providing small and medium-sized businesses throughout the United States with comprehensive electronic transaction processing solutions. Encore distributes and installs point-of-sale equipment and offers traditional credit and debit card processing services as well as processing for ATM cards, gift and loyalty cards, prepaid cards, EBT, checks and e-commerce solutions. Encore also proudly offers 24 hour technical support.

For further information, please visit Encore Payment Systems online at www.EncorePS.com.

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I’ve tried advertising in local classified publications that are distributed free (the kind you get at the front of supermarkets) but I’m not getting much results.

They work for cheap wages, hurting our wage potential
Most of their kids are gang members, increaseing crime
They are the majority population in many of our Texas citys
Why in the Texas revolution did we go to war with them, because now we are just giving it all back to them
All foreiners come over here and it is easier for them to get small business loans than it is for real Americans.
Dallas public TV has more spanish stations than English station, radio is the same way
They want spanish to be taught as a primary language in our schools
And the list continues.

I am from the Dallas area and Arlington has been one of the worst areas of the metroplex for at least the last 15 years. The funny part is that the area where the stadium is located is just north of some of the worst areas. The Rangers are even about to go out of business! Many businesses are vacant and windows are missing and there are a bunch of teens running around thinking they rule things.
Can this be changed in time or did Jerry make a big mistake going there instead of Dallas?

I used to work for a window tinter for a while. He was known around Dallas so he had tons of clients (leasing agents, dealerships, and ultimate consumers), and he made about $5000 a week give or take. I know it would take quite a while to get a customer base that large, but I want to start my own window tinting business. I’m a college student so this would be a way for me to make cash on the side.

I am going to purchase the supplies to start tinting again. After a brief period of “breaking the rust from the bolts” I plan to start looking for clients. Now what I am curious about is how should I go about this.

(I plan on being known as a mobile window tinter) So I do not have a shop, but my house has a small garage. I’m getting off target…basically what would you recommend I do to get my name out there?

Keep in mind I am poor college student.

I’m a junior in hs right now and have been thinking about career paths and i’ve thought about majoring in business in college, going to work for a real estate development company for 5 years, then starting my own real estate development/ real estate investment firm in dallas, miami, or tampa?

Every town or city has a rich villain, like J R Ewing from the tv show ‘Dallas’, or Stephano Dimeira from ‘Days of our Lives’. They get rich by making borderline legal business deals and don’t care who they step on to accomplish their goals. In my hometown its Joseph V Butler. So, who is the rich villain in your town?