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Chase: Enter your personal information first. Finally, when you reach the screen where you may enter your business information, follow the instructions below. Legal business structure:  Click On sole proprietorship. Legal business name: If you don't have a company name yet, go with your own name. Desired business name on card: Once again, if you don't have a business name, your own name will do. Does your business use another name: NO.  Tax ID type: Click On Social security number, and then fill in your number. Is your business’s physical address the same as your personal address? You can answer = yes Number of employees: Put...

When returning a broken item let's say you bought it online, is after 30 days you could not return it, you have to contact the seller or company and it could be very difficult, but in retail even after 30 days if the items is broken you could go into the store with the item, but there is a catch if it breaks in the 30 days it's for sure more easier to return a item on Amazon VS retail because in retail they could ask you a lot of questions how did it happen or the item was abused etc. And make...

Economists have attributed the rise in consumer prices over the past year to several factors, including supply chain breakdowns, labor shortages and a sudden burst of spending after widespread lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, That's Why Its More Important now than ever to shop smarter, First of course by Following Our deals An checking our deals everyday, Second When shopping in your local grocery make sure to check first on Amazon That it's not cheaper, If the item has a Subscribe & save Option, Make sure to subscribe and you can always Cancel it once the item is shipped, To be continued

When returning a broken item you bought it online if it's still in the 30 days you can just return it, if it's more than 30 days. you have to contact the seller or company and it depends how old it is but you might get a replacement, so always try to call them before throwing it out.

I worked in retail and most people come back with broken electronics that operates with batteries and the funny thing is that it's not even broken the item, just the batteries need to be changed, I would say 80% are just the battery problem so before you throw out a item in garbage or do the hassle of returning the item always double check the batteries even it was brand new when you put it in even it only worked for 2-3 hours there is a big chance that you just need to change them, a lot of items specially...