http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/ A blog about Acclivity, a small business making small business software. en The Acclivity Team Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:47:59 GMT Pebble (http://pebble.sourceforge.net) http://backend.userland.com/rss http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/04/14/1239733020000.html#comment1247176079949 But, if you can't own acclivity.com, what is the point? Dave Barnes http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/04/14/1239733020000.html#comments http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/04/14/1239733020000.html#comment1247176079949 Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:47:59 GMT http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/06/17/1245256260000.html#comment1246267388619 Thanks guys! Dirk Stoop http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/06/17/1245256260000.html#comments http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/06/17/1245256260000.html#comment1246267388619 Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:23:08 GMT http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/05/04/1241454540000.html#comment1245337546723 I think Tom's observations about ACH and paper checks are all exactly correct. One real downer though: Because of Check 21, banks now do not have to send back checks; however, if you're going through an audit and need a copy of a check, you must pay the bank $2 per check to send you a paper copy. <br><br> For one of my clients, the fees amassed close to $2000. <br><br> There is no way to get copies of these checks unless you print them out yourself either. Banks don't give you the option of buying an annual CD of your checks or any other means of obtaining them.<br><br> Ahh, the benefits of technology. . . Terri Zeh Jacobson http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/05/04/1241454540000.html#comments http://www.acclivityblog.com:80/2009/05/04/1241454540000.html#comment1245337546723 Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:05:46 GMT