[Jay Brass]

Originally Posted by rogercbryan

I prefer e-mail as it doesn't leave room for miscommunication. I refuse to IM with people when it comes to business. I use the phone for basic communications or questions.

No IM!?!?!?!

But, with IMing, you are forced to be clear and to the point. It's easy to use and it's free.

[rogercbryan]

Originally Posted by Jay Brass

No IM!?!?!?!

But, with IMing, you are forced to be clear and to the point. It's easy to use and it's free.

I IM with employees and friends, thats it. I've just never been comfortable with doing business via IM. I'd rather the person send me an e-mail so I have time to think about what we are discussing (in writing). I don't like being caught off guard and then typing something that the other person can then print out and keep.... I may just be strange... not the first time people have questioned me on this.

[Jay Brass]

Originally Posted by rogercbryan

I IM with employees and friends, thats it. I've just never been comfortable with doing business via IM. I'd rather the person send me an e-mail so I have time to think about what we are discussing (in writing). I don't like being caught off guard and then typing something that the other person can then print out and keep.... I may just be strange... not the first time people have questioned me on this.

Now I understand what you are talking about, and I agree with you, I prefer to have a deal go down face to face.

[sngglebnny]

I prefer to communicate via email. I have a young sounding voice, and am often mistaken to be a little girl despite the very grown up terminology that I use.

I purchased a blackberry with unlimited everything, so that clients may contact me anyway that the please.

[Jay Brass]

Originally Posted by sngglebnny

I prefer to communicate via email. I have a young sounding voice, and am often mistaken to be a little girl despite the very grown up terminology that I use.

I purchased a blackberry with unlimited everything, so that clients may contact me anyway that the please.

Purchasing a Blackberry is one of the greatest things you've ever done, seriously. Mine organizes everything for me and it's so easy to use. You're going to like it.

[rogercbryan]

Originally Posted by Jay Brass

Purchasing a Blackberry is one of the greatest things you've ever done, seriously. Mine organizes everything for me and it's so easy to use. You're going to like it.

Greatest or worst? I have actually woken up and 3am so I can roll over and check my BB.... I was on vacation last week in the middle of a cove dolphin watching in a kayak and I stopped to check my BB.... how did we live with out our electronic leashes? I can see it sitting on my desk staring at me... check me.. check me... ahhhhhh... jk

[Jay Brass]

Originally Posted by rogercbryan

Greatest or worst? I have actually woken up and 3am so I can roll over and check my BB.... I was on vacation last week in the middle of a cove dolphin watching in a kayak and I stopped to check my BB.... how did we live with out our electronic leashes? I can see it sitting on my desk staring at me... check me.. check me... ahhhhhh... jk

Haha! I'll stick to my original statement that the Blackberry is one of the greatest phones yet.

[tazman9r]

Yeah, the Airplane owners are texting me all the time.