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doola (formerly StartPack) mentions (59)

• [ELI5] What's an LLC (Limited Liability Company)?

  Edit: Ty everyone. After looking through all the comments and suggestions my brother and I decided to open an LLC using doola.com. Super thankful for all the advice shared! Source: 8 months ago

• Legal actions to consider when building a SaaS?

  For Saas, basic things is to get a company setup, ideally a LLC in Delaware (through Stripe/Doola), all the tax, payments all those things can be then maintained through stripe itself. Source: 9 months ago

• Incorporating Wyoming LLC as a non-Resident

  Neither do I enjoy doing these tasks nor wasting time in the back and forth. Hence, better to have everything centralized. doola.com has gained a good reputation and what is striking is that they have their own banking solution which is very valuable for US non-residents like us because other companies like Atlas, Firstbase dont help with opening a bank account. Source: about 1 year ago

• If my LLC is a Game Studio with a single non-US resident owner, do I apply as an ETBUS?

  A physical address is not needed. Get a service provider like doola.com who provides you with a registered agent and virtual business address for less than $200/year. Source: about 1 year ago

• Doing online business globally, I want to incorporate a LLC in the US but I need help

  I'm in the need for an advisor or lawyer that can help me form an LLC in the US. I've look into some online options such as stripe atlas, doola.com, legalzoom.com and clerky.com however the state fees vary from state to state and I don't know which one is the best option. Source: over 1 year ago

Trim mentions (3)

• Home internet

  I tried Trim (asktrim.com) when my Spectrum bill went up and it got me a lower price. Source: almost 2 years ago

• in-fkin-sane bill.

  Have you tried asktrim.com? You send them the bill, they negotiate a better rate, you pay them 15% of the annual savings. And they'll keep coming back for more cuz it helps them too. They've renegoticated my cell bill 4 times in 2 years and saved me over $1,400, and charged me about $450. I only give them the bill after I've done what I can to reduce it, so anything more is a net win. Source: almost 2 years ago

• LPT can call your internet provider/cable provider and try to get lower rates and it works a lot of the time.

  I know that asktrim.com truebill.com and donotpay.com do this. There are probably others. Source: about 2 years ago