Angi VS Company.com

You shouldn't have paid them in the first place and just called the cops to say they were trespassing and destroying your property. Dispute the charge. Leave all the reviews you want. I usually start with angi.com and personal recommendations from neighbors and friends for this kind of thing. It seems like any kind of yard work is a crap shoot and, unless you've got a landscape architect running things, most yard... Source: about 1 year ago

If you could just copy and paste their code, change a logo and some icons, and end up with a functioning angi.com then the web as we know it would be broken. Source: over 1 year ago

You can also check out appraisers.com, angi.com, checkbook.org, and yelp.com. Source: over 1 year ago

One good option to find out real world pricing in this area is go to angi.com (angie's list) and browse their offers/coupons for the various stuff you'd want done. They probably have everything from bathrooms, flooring, kitchen. Several of the contractors will post offer pricing for specific jobs based on sq. footage. Source: almost 2 years ago

I used angi.com for a similar task but didn't love it. You have to pay a membership fee for a year, but for the task I requested, it was cheaper bc you save money as a member. Overall my rating is 'meh' but good if you're in a pinch to get it done fast. Source: almost 2 years ago

First, since the domain controllers will respond to "company.com", make sure they do not have IIS or another web server running on them using ports 80/443. If they do, move it to a more appropriate server. Source: 6 months ago

We just got a client whose internal Ad is company.com and their website is also company.com. They cannot browse the company website from the internal network as it points them to the AD. IIs Redirection and WWW record in the DNS did not work. Any suggestion on how we can get this resolved? Source: 6 months ago

I have an employee which does not believe that linkedin informations like Company can be used to generate a guessed mailadress like firstname.lastname at company.com. Source: 8 months ago

Our company has been around since before the Internet so we have the common problem of our internal domain being the same as our web domain. Long ago, we made a www entry in the DNS on our domain controller to point to our website IP so internal users could access the site. For clarity, when I ping company.com I get our local DC private IP, and when I ping www.company.com I get the public address. Source: 8 months ago

- How to prevent ? (Since \\company.com may connected to dfs01 or dfs02 by different users). Source: 9 months ago