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oh thanks latewood:thumbsup:
I want to be a sponsor to this site....(sku#CNSD, 728x90 Banner + for 1 Month) it is $990 USD
http://www.cannabis.com/advertising/
[email protected] not working for orders
My firm is a taxpayer since 2001....(including internet business "too")
Can you, any Mod(or sundance) answer that :
Do you send any legal receipt (for this banner ads business between your firm and me)
thank you
New to the web cite. Is the wanted board still active. Would be nice to meet like minded folks. This is a start. Growing up in S.F. spoiled me. All you had to do was walk the streets to meet groovy people. It was the happening thing to do. VA sucks!Quote:
Originally Posted by RoguePoet28
not sure what you are asking mory???
I ask again...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by latewood
I have a legal company ( I buy n sell botanics and the equipments on internet (cannabis seeds, salvia, shrooms and the other psychoactive plants,...books,marijuana dvd's,...and more)
I send %100 legal receipt to my customers.. (means there is a %100 legal signature and tax stamp by the government on the receipts that i sent. I am into %100 legal business with the 256 bit SSL certificate, legal agreement by trust e - site privacy statement, legal certificate by BBB OnLine Reliability Participation Confirmed For my company, and a few more %100 legal certificates
I mean Dea or Interpol can research my site but they can say "nothing" ;)
my question is:
I wanna jump into business with cann.com for the banner ads
"If I want a legal receipt from you......do you send any legal document(s) to my firm for this "banner ads business"?...or you have any "legal" guarantee about it?...
Thanks
oh yeah and the second question (just I wonder)
why don't you use SSL certificate into http://www.cannabis.com...?
*SSL
An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that authenticates the identity of a Web site and encrypts information that is sent to the server using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology. Encryption is the process of scrambling data into an undecipherable format that can only be returned to a readable format with the proper decryption key.
A certificate serves as an electronic "passport" that establishes an online entityâ??s credentials when doing business on the Web. When an Internet user attempts to send confidential information to a Web server, the userâ??s browser accesses the serverâ??s digital certificate and establishes a secure connection.
An SSL certificate contains the following information:
The certificate holderâ??s name
The certificateâ??s serial number and expiration date
A copy of the certificate holderâ??s public key
The digital signature of the certificate-issuing authority
You can say hello on the individual state message board...maybe make a friend there, and you'll be fine....Quote:
Originally Posted by groovyman
waiting on answers from the overlords...peace
[email protected] is the addy for ads...Mory!
ok thanks mister big king of cann.com! I will get marry with ya and do ya with ma? lol
everythin is okay but i want to learn that "should they gimmie legal-invoice" for the ads.
I mean:
cannmedia (or any vendor(s) of this firm) should say me :
"yeah we can send you a %100 legal invoice for the business between your firm und us".... can they do it?
becauze my legal business firm, government,... want "TAX" for per business that i done(includes all kinda internet business like: ads, wholesale and/or single sales,...more! ya know) I need legal-documents if i jump in it
and i don't wanna jump into the risk-fire ya know
Peace
Mory
You need to contact and ask cannamedia directly. that is not for me to say.:cool:
I knew what you were asking, my dear. I thought it was best to direct you to the business office. I just try to help teach people how to grow.:thumbsup:
but, I would think you would get a legal document of somekind. Have you asked anyone who handles ads/banners? Because that is not part of moderation duties, It is for the sales office.
Now my personal take on your question is. I don't give my business/financial info to sites without SSL...and well known to be reputable in their business practices.
I have to ask...what did you mean mister big king:confused: I didn't understand your joking. :o later mory:smokin: