Articles, tagged with "authorisation", page 5
29th April 2008
In the UK, as with many other countries, there are law firms that enable innocent accident victims to gain compensation for serious personal injury. There is a legal framework that allows victims to claim reparation to recover costs for surgery and relate...
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Author:
Stuart
21st February 2008
Storing data digitally on networks and systems creates the possibility for anyone to know a lot about us if they can access this data. Given this power vested in data, it is normal that theft and various other misuses of data would also start proliferatin...
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Author:
James Walsh
01st June 2007
In today's fast-moving world if you run any formal business way you have to do with a customer i.e. that means every one of us it is advisable to offer your customers the opportunity to pay by card. To do this you will need a merchant account.
Yes folk...
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Author:
Scott James
12th March 2007
Most of us use credit or debit cards regularly, and normally there are no problems verifying that these cards belong to us. However, sometimes there are extra security measures or technical problems that make it hard to verify if a card belongs to someone...
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Author:
Peter Kenny
15th November 2006
Methodology of Tariff Calculation In Services Industry.
Tariff calculations in the Service Sector are principly based on below five generic issues:
? the appropriate measure to use as the basis of setting tariffs (e.g. revenue versus profit);
? wha...
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Author:
Vijay Omkarnath Kaul
15th September 2006
Car Basics - What is an MOT (UK)
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What is an MOT ?
Car MOT testing is carried out by an approved garage to see whether a vehicle is
r...
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Author:
carl Collins
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