We sort ours , and everyone just checks with us every time they come in.
They will also email us if they're expecting something important.
On the address issue, we have two separate addresses , ours and our
members shared address. Our office used to be three separate offices
501,502,503,
I have started taking a copy of a person's drivers license. Last week two
shady types came in and I told them all I need is $$ and to make a copy of
their licenseshave not seen them again (but I am expecting a business
license in the mail in the near future!).
What is the best way to do a
Hello Wise Co-Working Friends,
It's been way too long since I've participated with this group. Suite133 is
still here and growing. We may be neglecting our coworking community duties,
website, and self-promotion, but we are still here.
Here's my question for you. Have any of you had companies
We first see if they've listed themselves at our address on Google Places, then
contact them, then either return to sender or sometimes have them get a
membership!
Jerome
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work FOR yourself, not BY yourself
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ph: 323.330.9505 | 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2
now that's some savvy marketing right there :) There should of course be a
special fee for people who do such a thing.
I don't think there should be legal issues if virtual offices are legal,
certainly no problem in London.
K
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On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at
Virtual offices are legal - but the services don't fit the core values of
coworking without some weird bending reality.
Our focus is on community workspaces. People who never show up *aren't
community members*.
If they want a service like a virtual office - there's companies that do
that. I
We have had that happen several times...resulting in mail coming to us.
Up until now, I had been writing on the letters that come in (like the
person's business license) Return to Sender and just giving it back to the
postal person.
However, a coworker says I should just put them in the circular
How does everybody handle the mail delivery itself? Do you notify people
that they have mail or is it their responsibility to check for new mail when
the come in?
The latter is our approach - we do basic sorting but that's it.
-Alex
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coworking in philadelphia
On Thu, Aug 4,
I write an email to each person who gets mail that day:
You Got Mail
:-)
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 12:59 PM, Alex Hillman
dangerouslyawes...@gmail.comwrote:
How does everybody handle the mail delivery itself? Do you notify people
that they have mail or is it their responsibility to check for
Derek! So glad to see you writing in, and so glad to hear that Suite133 is
still rockin'. We need to coordinate another field trip!
Anyway, I'd definitely try to get in touch with the folks using your address
as their own without actually being members. It's just shady and they need
to know
ha!
that's cute!
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I recently moved from the US to the UK and used a mail forwarding service,
they scan your mail, email you and post an envelope scan online. You can
then choose to scan, forward or shred. They won't forward credit cards or
bank statements https://www.mailboxforwarding.com - seems like a ok
Thank you for the input. We'll figure something out the next time we're
reminded of these pseudo-business members.
re: mail - We sort the mail as it comes in. If it looks like a check and the
member doesn't visit on a regular schedule, we MAY send an email. Let's just
say that we don't exactly
In Santa Cruz we sort the mail and deliver it to the peeps who have dedicated
workspaces. For our Cafe members we keep their mail in a big file cabinet,
divided into files per member. We email them once a week to let them know they
have mail.
One of my favorite things to do during the day is
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