Hello:
I am a QB 2004 user and could use help with it. I would prefer this help to be on the phone and I will call you since it is on me. All I ask is that you are an expert and very knowledgeable with QB. All replies will be answered, thanks. Or if you are in the South Jersey region of NJ I could come to you with the QBB file to look at.
If a consultant is looking for new business, I don't thinlk they would mind calling you.
All I ask is that you
All you ask? Well, I guess it is generous of you to pay for the call, its not as if most phone plans do not have unlimited long distance.
Look, if you want an expert, expect to pay. You can find a consultant in the yellow pages or ask your accountant, bookkeeper, or business associates to recommend someone.
I know a lot of generous people, but most are not going to commit to a phone call or an office visit with a stranger holding a data CD.
Experts make their living selling their knowledge. Helpful Usenet participants give of their spare time.
If you are looking for FREE help, from actual QB users, then post back with some information as to the nature of your problem.
Scott, I was in the same boat. I needed help from a knowledgeable QB Pro
2006 user. I went to the Intuit Web site, found a page where I could search for a Certified QB Advisor by city name or ZIP code. I found one, made an appointment and walked in with my Think Pad. Set the laptop up on her desk and she walked me through, and set me up for manual payroll for two employees. Well worth the $50 per hour fee she charged. Total charge was $87.00.Bill E.
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