Dun & Bradstreet VS LawnStarter

Highly recommend checking out dnb.com and getting your duns number as well as setting up a business profile. You will need a website, phone number, directory listing (Google Places will work, but yelp and others are helpful too). From there go apply for credit cards at Home Depot / Lowes (or your local hardware store) and get setup with their Pro plans. Be sure to give them your duns number when you apply for the... Source: 10 months ago

Long story short, we got our D-U-N-S number in 10 days from dnb.com, and in like 4 days submitted our verification request to Facebook and got verified on the same day. Source: about 1 year ago

Form a LLC with your state, and go to dnb.com to register your company for a free DUNS number. Easy. Source: about 1 year ago

No scam there, both dnb.com and dandb.com are owned by Dun & Bradstreet. Source: over 1 year ago

The Proof of Funds that was sent was from a bank that does exist and the domain from which the email was sent matched the domain of the bank or so it would seem. Further inspection found that the domain for the bank did not actually match the domain of the real bank listed on dnb.com. Further inspection found that the website for the domain that the email came from was a fake site setup to look like a real... Source: over 1 year ago

You should see where lawnstarter.com has us ranked for crabgrass (#17!). Source: 11 months ago

Lets agree to disagree if the hill you're going to die on is the below comment from lawnstarter.com :. Source: over 1 year ago

This is basically just an exercise is shitty statistics. Thornton obviously isn't a sustainable city–it's a sprawling suburban wasteland–but lawnstarter.com isn't exactly a credible resource to encourage reform. Source: about 2 years ago