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Kaybeeb


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Hi everyone 

Has anyone heard and used this new software company's products? They claim that they produce the simplest to use and the most intuitive accounting software that is tailor-made for individual trades and professions, any comments? Having visited their website this morning I was particularly attracted to their bookkeeping software that apparently produces year end accounts for sole traders and partnerships, is this as good as it claims?

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Cheshire


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No

No

No

Why has your profile not got your name?

What business are you in? Which of the specialisms the site supposedly caters for?





-- Edited by Cheshire on Monday 31st of December 2018 12:10:26 PM

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Shamus


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Disguised Vies?

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I'm quite impressed Shaun.  Just looked up the shop keeper module and as well as having a nice modern windows 3.1 feel to it, you also work your own VAT out on the daily takings, rather than the software b*ggering it up by doing it automatically!  If by the teeniest teeniest chance you do get the VAT wrong, the software is helpful by saying so, but doesn't tell you what it should be.

Disguised VEIS?  Username kaybeeb. Proprietor  Khosrow Behbahani 

nah, can't be.



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Lol John. Happy new year to you matey.

I'm sure that you didn't start out a cynic but hang around with Joanne and myself and the results innevitable :D



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Shamus wrote:

Lol John. Happy new year to you matey.

I'm sure that you didn't start out a cynic but hang around with Joanne and myself and the results innevitable :D

 Precisely Shaun! Happy new year to you as well.



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Leger wrote:

Disguised VEIS?  Username kaybeeb. Proprietor  Khosrow Behbahani 

nah, can't be.

Oh I had spotted that but thought - benefit of the doubt.   But that was foolish, because if not Veis bod, then just plain old rude. I did answer his Qs, posed one of my own,  but no acknowledgement whatsoever when the OP has clearly been back on.  

 

Pointless

 



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