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Remote Desktop Access Reviews & Prices

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Services:	Our Ratings:	Bottom Line:
	Rating: Go to Site|Review	Easiest-to-use browser-based remote; nice feel and implementation
	Rating: Go to Site|Review	Well-balanced in price and features; good for remote file access and tech support
	Rating: Go to Site|Review	Inexpensive annual plan; good for those who require basic access to files, email
	Rating: Go to Site|Review	Pricey but full of options; not the easiest to use, poor setup and performance

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SugarSync discounts personal plans
We reviewed SugarSync for Business on Monday. Today we're reporting that the online backup service is offering exclusive 15% discounts on its 60GB and 100GB plans. It's a limited time offer; in fact customers have until March 31st. We really liked SugarSync when we reviewed it. It's a fun and feature-rich service that's particularly useful for [...]

Credit Report Statue of Limitations
The following is an actual reader submitted question: Q:  How long does debt stay on your credit report? A: According to the FTC's Fair Credit Reporting act, most negative credit information will stay on your credit report for 7.5 years (7 years + 180 days) from the date of delinquency.  It can be a bit confusing, but [...]

Vonage World Savings for the Military and International Calls
We frequently receive user questions about whether their friend/spouse/coworker can make calls to the US using Vonage World.   In a word, the answer is yes.  That means that if you: 1.  Are in the military, deployed overseas OR 2.  Outside of the US, making calls to the US AND you have a high speed internet connection, Vonage World [...]

Hacking humans' naiveté
Robert Siciliano is a NextAdvisor.com Expert Guest Blogger Naiveté: A lack of sophistication or worldliness. That sums up a lot of people I know. "There's a sucker born every minute" is a phrase often credited to P.T. Barnum (1810 ? 1891), an American showman. It is generally taken to mean that there are (and always will [...]

SugarSync for business reviewed
We really liked SugarSync's personal backup service when we tested it, so we were eager to see how its SugarSync for Business plan differs. Strangely, the biggest difference seems to be in the price, and not the functionality; from a price perspective, that's a very good thing. The base price is currently $29.99 per month for [...]

The $10,000 fake ID
Robert Siciliano is a NextAdvisor.com Expert Guest Blogger When I was 17, my friend ?Baldo,? as he was known by all, was the Fake ID Master. He also fixed TV?s and still does today. But he didn?t actually create ?fake IDs,? he altered real ones. The technology he used back then is still used today. It?s [...]

Unemployed Tax Filing Guidelines
Being unemployed is more common than not in the current economic climate.  And it comes with it's own set of questions about how this might affect your 2009 tax filing requirements.   If you spent some (or all) of 2009 unemployed and want to know if you need to file, we break down the basics below. Federal [...]

Does Identity Guard accept prepaid credit cards for enrollment?
The following is an actual reader submitted question: Q:  Does Identity Guard accept prepaid credit cards for enrollment? A: Currently, Identity Guard does not accept prepaid credit cards to enroll in their identity theft protection services.  They do, however, accept both debit cards and regular (non-prepaid) credit cards.  If you don't have a regular credit card, [...]

myFICO turns 9, offers exclusive 30% myFICO discount
Credit report monitoring company myFICO is turning nine years old, and they're giving you a present. Until March 31st you can get 30% off of any of their services including Score Watch, Suze Orman's FICO Kit Platinum, FICO Quarterly Monitoring, and ID Freeze. When our reviewers looked at Score Watch, they found it to be [...]

Assassin or identity theft victim?
Robert Siciliano is a NextAdvisor.com Expert Guest Blogger The assassination of senior Hamas terrorist Mahmoud al-Mabhouh has made a little buzz in the States, but over in Dubai, as more details become available, it is becoming apparent to some (depending on which side of the wall you live on) that the real assassins stole the identities [...]