And most of the quick and cheap web providers (ZenBusiness, Northwest Registered Agent...including Legal Zoom) don't do either, only simple LLCs.  

I established an LLC and even started paying for a web address, but never made a web page.

I know there are web scrapers out there already, however they won't necessarily compile all of that information into one spot for me.

Of course, browsing the web you come across all sorts of offers so I wanted to inquire if anyone had done business with this company: REI WiredThanks Rian and Joe too for your responses!

Use plug-ins that can check comments via a web service to verify that it is not spamHope the above info is helpful to you....I've been in the I.T. field for over 10 years...8 of the 10 years were spent fighting viruses, rootkits, trojans, spyware, and worms.

But that would be in MO, AR, LA, TX, AL, KY, TN, IL, KA, OK and NA, so I don't have experience on a national basis.I would assume that the manner or nature of notice you have would be sufficient as it has likely been used before.

What type of information/insight could you provide that can't be found for free on this site or anywhere else on the web?

I got to thinking about this thread a great deal and have decided, yes, I should have a real business e-mail address for my company.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/87/topics/59890-the-truth-about-your-e-mail-accountI've had the domain registered with GoDaddy for some time now, but haven't built a web site yet.

The twitter web interface is very lacking.To get the most from Twitter you need to use something like TweetGrid or TweetDeck.

Only the Spiders actually perform useful services.Both the Republicans and the Democrats also weave a very good web.