Email on behalf of clients

[The Essential Personal Assistant]

Dear All

I just wondered whether there was an easy way to send an email on
behalf of a client from my own email account. I know this does not
make immediate sense!

I want the person reading and receiving the email to think the email
is from the client and not from me phil...@essentialpa.co.uk. I
don't think it's possible without sorting out servers etc. or buying
into different software. I will check with my web hosting company.

Any bright ideas very welcome.

Thank you all.

Phillippa Goodwin

[Dawson VA Services]

Hi Phillipa

I use Constant Contact for sending out my newsletters. I've also used my
account for sending out a bulk email on behalf of a client simply by
changing the sender's name and email address. It does cost you each month
but because I'm using it anyway it doesn't really matter.

Hope this helps.

Angela Dawson
Dawson VA Services

t: 01670 364 813
f: 0870 285 3190
m: 07855 746777
skype: 0191 645 0785
ang...@dawsonVAservices.co.uk
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[Keely Taylor]

Hi Phillippa

It is quite easy. Instructions for using Outlook:

Go to Tools, Email Accounts, View or change existing.

Highlight the email address you wish to use (if you have more than one),
then click Change.

Alter the User Information to read your client's name and email address.
(Do not alter Logon Information or Server Information)

Click on More Settings, and alter the reply address to your client's email
address. Click OK, then next, which finishes the changes.

Any emails you send from your address will now look as if they have been
sent by your client, and any replies will go to your client's address.

I have used this to send out emails on behalf of a client many times. The
key thing to remember is to change it back to your own info when you've
finished, otherwise you will confuse matters!

Regards

Keely
www.ktss.co.uk

-----Original Message-----
From: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
[mailto:uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
The Essential Personal Assistant
Sent: 15 July 2008 20:19
To: UK Association of Virtual Assistants
Subject: Email on behalf of clients

[in...@ukava.co.uk]

Hi Phillippa,

There was a useful article on this is this months VA Times. Go to
http://www.vact.co.uk/va_times_july2008.pdf It’s on page 17.

It’s easier than you think ;o)

Best regards,

Justine Curtis

UK Association of Virtual Assistants

The one-stop information resource for virtual assistants and their
clients

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On Jul 15, 8:19 pm, The Essential Personal Assistant

<philli...@essentialpa.co.uk> wrote:
> Dear All
>
> I just wondered whether there was an easy way to send an email on
> behalf of a client from my own email account.  I know this does not
> make immediate sense!
>
> I want the person reading and receiving the email to think the email

> is from the client and not from me philli...@essentialpa.co.uk.  I

[The Essential Personal Assistant]

Dear Angela

I feel awful about this. I saw an email from Justine in answer to my
original question but did not go back to this site to check for other
information. Thank you for the note about Constant Contact. I like
the idea of using Constant Contact but would prefer to be able to use
Outlook if at all possible. We shall see. I will investigate the
cost of Constant Contact further.

Best wishes
Phillippa Goodwin
www.essentialpa.co.uk


On 15 Jul, 20:29, "Dawson VA Services" <ang...@dawsonVAservices.co.uk>
wrote:

> Hi Phillipa
>
> I use Constant Contact for sending out my newsletters. I've also used my
> account for sending out a bulk email on behalf of a client simply by
> changing the sender's name and email address. It does cost you each month
> but because I'm using it anyway it doesn't really matter.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Angela Dawson
> Dawson VA Services
>
> t: 01670 364 813
> f: 0870 285 3190
> m: 07855 746777
> skype: 0191 645 0785

> ang...@dawsonVAservices.co.ukhttp://www.dawsonVAservices.co.uk

>
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>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
>
> [mailto:uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
> The Essential Personal Assistant
> Sent: 15 July 2008 20:19
> To: UK Association of Virtual Assistants
> Subject: Email on behalf of clients
>
> Dear All
>
> I just wondered whether there was an easy way to send an email on
> behalf of a client from my own email account. I know this does not
> make immediate sense!
>
> I want the person reading and receiving the email to think the email

> is from the client and not from me philli...@essentialpa.co.uk. I

[Dawson VA Services]

Hi Philippa

No worries. We get so much email these days that it's very easy to overlook
things. Hope you get sorted with your email.

Cheers
Angela

t: 01670 364 813
m: 07855 746777
f: 0870 285 3190

skype: 0191 645 0785
ang...@dawsonVAservices.co.uk

[Ruth Lynch]

 
Hi All,
 
Hope all is well with you and your businesses.
 
I have been keeping an eye on your emails on various subject, which have proved both useful and in some cases, quite entertaining.  Now, I am finally taking the 'scary' plunge and am in the process of setting up my business, based in London. 
 
I do, however, have a few niggly questions that I would be truly grateful if you could provide me with some tips and recommendations:
 
1)   Professional Indemnity Insurance - any recommended supplier ?
 
2)   Business Equipment Insurance - any recommended supplier ?
 
3)   Communications - I would like a service that provides a mobile no and business number (020, 0800, 0870 etc) - any recommended supplier?
 
4)    Is it better to offer a tiered fee system i.e. a range of prices depending on the task or does that complicate things?  Should I just charge everyone one fee per hour for all tasks?
 
5)   Diary Management Software: Will Outlook do for more than one client or should I be looking to invest in something more robust, that is accessible to each individual online?
 
6)   Online Dictation Service: What service allows me to receive dictation via email ?
 
Sorry for so many questions in one email, but thought I would just get it all out there.  Simply choose the one you want to / are able to answer.
 
Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
 
Kind Regards
 
Ruth-Anne Lynch
Supanova Virtual PA Services
07930 464 585

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IMPORTANT: This message is private and confidential. If you have received this message in error, please notify us and remove it from your system   Hi Ruth-Anne   Firstly congratulations for taking the plunge; I wish you success!   Will reply to your questions adjacent to them.   1)   Professional Indemnity Insurance - any recommended supplier ? I don’t have need for Professional Indemnity Insurance, but may be worth you going under your own business insurance; I myself use a specific working from home bus ins through AG Bennett & Moore brokers via AXA. www.benmor.co.uk   2)   Business Equipment Insurance - any recommended supplier ? Covered under the above. I pay £236/year over 12 months and covers me for Business Contents £10,000, Employers Liability (even though I don’t employ) £10,000,000 and Public Liability £2,000,000, Legal Expenses, Gross Profit (Imdenity Period 12 months), Amounts Receivable etc.

3)   Communications - I would like a service that provides a mobile no and business number (020, 0800, 0870 etc) - any recommended supplier?

I would recommend 4tel who sell you numbers for c. £10.00, plus VAT. I have 4 0845 numbers with them and they are directed to your usual number and you can then use the original number and the new number; it makes no difference to callers. http://www.4telgroup.com/

4)    Is it better to offer a tiered fee system i.e. a range of prices depending on the task or does that complicate things?  Should I just charge everyone one fee per hour for all tasks?

I wholly agree on tiering charges dependent on who they are for and what they are for and I generally charge per the hour unless sundry services.   5)   Diary Management Software: Will Outlook do for more than one client or should I be looking to invest in something more robust, that is accessible to each individual online? Try this brand new system just out; I am really going to think about doing this myself. www.icomplete.com

6)   Online Dictation Service: What service allows me to receive dictation via email ?

Best one to use would be www.sendthisfile.com; you can join and get HTML code to upload to your website like I have done here. http://www.tmwsecretarial.com/page8.php   Tina                              Tina Woollard Tina Woollard MIPA Senior Partner & Founder TMWSecretarial Services & Tesla Typing & VA-Directory.Com (Brand new look!!)       I am now VAcertified..!   Microsoft's qualifications for Secretarial,  PA, Virtual Assistants & Administrative Staff   With fierce competition in employment and over 650,000 PA's in the UK alone – proving your proficiency in all Microsoft Office products is becoming the norm.   Microsoft's official Office qualifications act as a stamp of approval for secretarial staff who want to prove or improve their skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Access.     Promotional Offer Price of £44.99 [RRP £156.97] Quote Promo Code 2349     Tesla House – Hartland Road – Reading – Berkshire – United Kingdom – RG2 8AG TMWSecretarial Services - Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 – Web: www.tmwsecretarial.com E-mail: in...@tmwsecretarial.com Tesla Typing – Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 Web: www.teslatyping.co.uk E-mail: in...@teslatyping.co.uk VA-Directory.Com – Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 Web: www.va-directory.com E-mail: in...@va-directory.com   Copyright [October 2001] TMWSecretarial Services  / Copyright [May 2005] & Tesla Typing. All rights reserved

[Ruth Lynch]

Thanks for your prompt response, Tina and thanks also for your good wishes and advice.
 
I will certainly looking into your suggestions and hope to hear from some of the other VA's as well.
 
Regards
 
Ruth-Anne

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From: ti...@tmwsecretarial.com
To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:17:39 +0100

[Tamara-TJConsulting]

Hi all,

If you register under the following account you will have a unlimited
free trial (not 1 month if you register via the main site)

http://www.icomplete.com/kesh

Regards,

Tamara

TJConsulting - Virtual PA
www.tjconsulting.co.uk

On 24 авг, 15:07, Ruth Lynch <ruthannely...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for your prompt response, Tina and thanks also for your good wishes and advice.
>
> I will certainly looking into your suggestions and hope to hear from some of the other VA's as well.
>
> Regards
>
> Ruth-Anne
>

> From: t...@tmwsecretarial.com
> To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: RE: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions
> Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:17:39 +0100
>

> IMPORTANT: This message is private and confidential.
> If you have received this message in error,
> please notify us and remove it from your system
>

> Hi Ruth-Anne
>
> Firstly congratulations for taking the plunge; I wish you success!
>
> Will reply to your questions adjacent to them.
>
> 1)   Professional Indemnity Insurance - any recommended supplier ? I don’t have need for Professional Indemnity Insurance, but may be worth you going under your own business insurance; I myself use a specific working from home bus ins through AG Bennett & Moore brokers via AXA.www.benmor.co.uk
>
> 2)   Business Equipment Insurance - any recommended supplier ? Covered under the above. I pay £236/year over 12 months and covers me for Business Contents £10,000, Employers Liability (even though I don’t employ) £10,000,000 and Public Liability £2,000,000, Legal Expenses, Gross Profit (Imdenity Period 12 months), Amounts Receivable etc.
>
> 3)   Communications - I would like a service that provides a mobile no and business number (020, 0800, 0870 etc) - any recommended supplier?

> I would recommend 4tel who sell you numbers for c. £10.00, plus VAT. I have 4 0845 numbers with them and they are directed to your usual number and you can then use the original number and the new number; it makes no difference to callers.http://www.4telgroup.com/

>
> 4)    Is it better to offer a tiered fee system i.e. a range of prices depending on the task or does that complicate things?  Should I just charge everyone one fee per hour for all tasks?
> I wholly agree on tiering charges dependent on who they are for and what they are for and I generally charge per the hour unless sundry services.
>
> 5)   Diary Management Software: Will Outlook do for more than one client or should I be looking to invest in something more robust, that is accessible to each individual online? Try this brand new system just out; I am really going to think about doing this myself.www.icomplete.com
>
> 6)   Online Dictation Service: What service allows me to receive dictation via email ?

> Best one to use would bewww.sendthisfile.com;you can join and get HTML code to upload to your website like I have done here.http://www.tmwsecretarial.com/page8.php
>
> Tina                              
>

> Tina Woollard
> Tina Woollard MIPA
> Senior Partner & Founder
> TMWSecretarial Services &
> Tesla Typing &
> VA-Directory.Com (Brand new look!!)
>

> I am now VAcertified..!

>
> Microsoft's qualifications for Secretarial,  PA,
> Virtual Assistants & Administrative Staff
>
> With fierce competition in employment and
> over 650,000 PA's in the UK alone –
> proving your proficiency in all Microsoft
> Office products is becoming the norm.
>
> Microsoft's official Office qualifications
> act as a stamp of approval for
> secretarial staff who want to prove or
> improve their skills in Microsoft Word,
> Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Access.
>

> Promotional Offer Price of £44.99 [RRP £156.97]
> Quote Promo Code 2349
>

> Tesla House – Hartland Road – Reading – Berkshire – United Kingdom – RG2 8AG

> TMWSecretarial Services - Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 – Web:www.tmwsecretarial.comE-mail: i...@tmwsecretarial.com
> Tesla Typing – Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 Web:www.teslatyping.co.ukE-mail: i...@teslatyping.co.uk
> VA-Directory.Com – Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 Web:www.va-directory.comE-mail: i...@va-directory.com

>
> Copyright [October 2001] TMWSecretarial Services  / Copyright [May 2005] & Tesla Typing.
> All rights reserved
>
> From: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com [mailto:uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ruth Lynch
> Sent: 24 August 2009 13:57
> To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions
> Importance: High
>
> Hi All,
>
> Hope all is well with you and your businesses.
>
> I have been keeping an eye on your emails on various subject, which have proved both useful and in some cases, quite entertaining.  Now, I am finally taking the 'scary' plunge and am in the process of setting up my business, based in London.
>
> I do, however, have a few niggly questions that I would be truly grateful if you could provide me with some tips and recommendations:
>
> 1)   Professional Indemnity Insurance - any recommended supplier ?
>
> 2)   Business Equipment Insurance - any recommended supplier ?
>
> 3)   Communications - I would like a service that provides a mobile no and business number (020, 0800, 0870 etc) - any recommended supplier?
>
> 4)    Is it better to offer a tiered fee system i.e. a range of prices depending on the task or does that complicate things?  Should I just charge everyone one fee per hour for all tasks?
>
> 5)   Diary Management Software: Will Outlook do for more than one client or should I be looking to invest in something more robust, that is accessible to each individual online?
>
> 6)   Online Dictation Service: What service allows me to receive dictation via email ?
>
> Sorry for so many questions in one email, but thought I would just get it all out there.  Simply choose the one you want to / are able to answer.
>
> Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
>
> Kind Regards
>
> Ruth-Anne Lynch
> Supanova Virtual PA Services
> 07930 464 585
>

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-----Original Message-----
From: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com [mailto:uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Tamara-TJConsulting
Sent: 09 September 2009 10:14
To: UK Association of Virtual Assistants

Subject: Re: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions

 

 

 

Hi all,

 

If you register under the following account you will have a unlimited

free trial (not 1 month if you register via the main site)

 

http://www.icomplete.com/kesh

 

Regards,

 

Tamara

 

TJConsulting - Virtual PA

www.tjconsulting.co.uk

 

On 24 авг, 15:07, Ruth Lynch <ruthannely...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks for your prompt response, Tina and thanks also for your good wishes and advice.

> 

> I will certainly looking into your suggestions and hope to hear from some of the other VA's as well.

> 

> Regards

> 

> Ruth-Anne

> 

> From: t...@tmwsecretarial.com

> To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com

> Subject: RE: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions

> Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:17:39 +0100

> 

> IMPORTANT: This message is private and confidential.

> If you have received this message in error,

> please notify us and remove it from your system

> 

> Hi Ruth-Anne

> 

> Firstly congratulations for taking the plunge; I wish you success!

> 

> Will reply to your questions adjacent to them.

> 

> 1)   Professional Indemnity Insurance - any recommended supplier ? I don’t have need for Professional Indemnity Insurance, but may be worth you going under your own business insurance; I myself use a specific working from home bus ins through AG Bennett & Moore brokers via AXA.www.benmor.co.uk

> 

> 2)   Business Equipment Insurance - any recommended supplier ? Covered under the above. I pay £236/year over 12 months and covers me for Business Contents £10,000, Employers Liability (even though I don’t employ) £10,000,000 and Public Liability £2,000,000, Legal Expenses, Gross Profit (Imdenity Period 12 months), Amounts Receivable etc.

> 

> 3)   Communications - I would like a service that provides a mobile no and business number (020, 0800, 0870 etc) - any recommended supplier?

> I would recommend 4tel who sell you numbers for c. £10.00, plus VAT. I have 4 0845 numbers with them and they are directed to your usual number and you can then use the original number and the new number; it makes no difference to callers.http://www.4telgroup.com/

> 

> 4)    Is it better to offer a tiered fee system i.e. a range of prices depending on the task or does that complicate things?  Should I just charge everyone one fee per hour for all tasks?

> I wholly agree on tiering charges dependent on who they are for and what they are for and I generally charge per the hour unless sundry services.

> 

> 5)   Diary Management Software: Will Outlook do for more than one client or should I be looking to invest in something more robust, that is accessible to each individual online? Try this brand new system just out; I am really going to think about doing this myself.www.icomplete.com

> 

> 6)   Online Dictation Service: What service allows me to receive dictation via email ?

> Best one to use would bewww.sendthisfile.com;you can join and get HTML code to upload to your website like I have done here.http://www.tmwsecretarial.com/page8.php

> 

> Tina                              

> 

> Tina Woollard

> Tina Woollard MIPA

> Senior Partner & Founder

> TMWSecretarial Services &

> Tesla Typing &

> VA-Directory.Com (Brand new look!!)

> 

> I am now VAcertified..!

> 

> Microsoft's qualifications for Secretarial,  PA,

> Virtual Assistants & Administrative Staff

> 

> With fierce competition in employment and

> over 650,000 PA's in the UK alone –

> proving your proficiency in all Microsoft

> Office products is becoming the norm.

> 

> Microsoft's official Office qualifications

> act as a stamp of approval for

> secretarial staff who want to prove or

> improve their skills in Microsoft Word,

> Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Access.

> 

> Promotional Offer Price of £44.99 [RRP £156.97]

> Quote Promo Code 2349

> 

> Tesla House – Hartland Road – Reading – Berkshire – United Kingdom – RG2 8AG

> TMWSecretarial Services - Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 – Web:www.tmwsecretarial.comE-mail: i...@tmwsecretarial.com

> Tesla Typing – Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 Web:www.teslatyping.co.ukE-mail: i...@teslatyping.co.uk

> VA-Directory.Com – Tel: +44 (0)845 201 1635 – Fax: +44 (0)845 201 1925 Web:www.va-directory.comE-mail: i...@va-directory.com

> 

> Copyright [October 2001] TMWSecretarial Services  / Copyright [May 2005] & Tesla Typing.

> All rights reserved

> 

> From: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com [mailto:uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ruth Lynch

> Sent: 24 August 2009 13:57

> To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com

> Subject: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions

> Importance: High

> 

> Hi All,

> 

> Hope all is well with you and your businesses.

> 

> I have been keeping an eye on your emails on various subject, which have proved both useful and in some cases, quite entertaining.  Now, I am finally taking the 'scary' plunge and am in the process of setting up my business, based in London.

> 

> I do, however, have a few niggly questions that I would be truly grateful if you could provide me with some tips and recommendations:

> 

> 1)   Professional Indemnity Insurance - any recommended supplier ?

> 

> 2)   Business Equipment Insurance - any recommended supplier ?

> 

> 3)   Communications - I would like a service that provides a mobile no and business number (020, 0800, 0870 etc) - any recommended supplier?

> 

> 4)    Is it better to offer a tiered fee system i.e. a range of prices depending on the task or does that complicate things?  Should I just charge everyone one fee per hour for all tasks?

> 

> 5)   Diary Management Software: Will Outlook do for more than one client or should I be looking to invest in something more robust, that is accessible to each individual online?

> 

> 6)   Online Dictation Service: What service allows me to receive dictation via email ?

> 

> Sorry for so many questions in one email, but thought I would just get it all out there.  Simply choose the one you want to / are able to answer.

> 

> Thanking you in advance for your assistance.

> 

> Kind Regards

> 

> Ruth-Anne Lynch

> Supanova Virtual PA Services

> 07930 464 585

> 

> Windows Live Messenger: Thanks for 10 great years-enjoy free winks and emoticons. Get Them Now

> 

> _________________________________________________________________

[Ruth Lynch]

 
Thanks for your feedback, Tina.
 
Regards
 
PS:  I am still a bit stumped on the PII, which I believe I do need.
 

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From: ti...@tmwsecretarial.com

To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions

Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2009 10:49:00 +0100

[Ruth Lynch]

 
Thanks for this recommendation, Tina.
 
It will prove to be very useful.
 
Kind Regards
 
Ruth-Anne (Lynch)
Supanova Virtual PA Services

 
> Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 14:11:04 -0700
> Subject: Re: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions
> From: t.ni...@gmail.com
> To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com

[JustineUKAVA]

Hi Ruth,

I would highly recommend that you invest in Professional Indemnity
Insurnace. We have an exciting announcement coming soon at the UKAVA
as we are teaming up with the only insurnace company in the UK
offering tailored virtual assistant packages. They will be offering
discounts to all UKAVA members. I'll keep you posted.

Best regards,

Justine
The UK Association of Virtual Assistants - www.ukava.co.uk
The VA SUccess Group - Virtual Assistant Training - www.vasuccessgroup.co.uk
My Virtual Assistant - www.my-va.com




On Sep 9, 1:23 pm, Ruth Lynch <ruthannely...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for your feedback, Tina.

>
> Regards
>
> PS:  I am still a bit stumped on the PII, which I believe I do need.
>

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> To: uk-association-of-...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: RE: Hi All and a 'few' Start up questions
> Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2009 10:49:00 +0100
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[Nicole Sterley]

Hi Justine

Please do keep us posted, I am very interested in hearing about the PII and who you are teaming up with as it is something that I need to get sorted out as well.

Many thanks
Nicole Sterley
CosmicXpress Secretarial Services
www.cosmicxpress.co.uk

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[Nicole Sterley]

Hello Everyone

 

A strange question perhaps, but I have been asked by a client if I knew of any VA's (or any other companies - large or small) who offered a Utilities Cost Review for their clients.

 

Now I know that there are the online portals such as Uswitch, Confused, Engergyhelpline.com and whichSwitch.co.uk which might offer the answers... but does anyone know of a company which is not an online portal, that offers this sort of service?  The services we are looking for are along these lines :

• A review of current utilities
• Recommendation on savings
• Do they cover mobile phones, insurance, etc?
• How do they collate the most time consuming part - the gathering of information on current accounts in order to be able to generate the comparison

Any help ladies?  Pleeeeese.... :¬)

 

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Nicole Sterley

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