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Abusive workplace behaviors .
According to Bassman, common abusive workplace behaviors are:
* Disrespecting and devaluing the individual, often through disrespectful and devaluing language or verbal abuse
* Overwork and devaluation of personal life (particularly salaried workers who are not compensated)
* Harassment through micromanagement of tasks and time
* Over evaluation and manipulating information (for example concentration on negative characteristics and failures, setting up subordinate for failure).
* Managing by threat and intimidation
* Stealing credit and taking unfair advantage
* Preventing access to opportunities
* Downgrading an employee's capabilities to justify downsizing
* Impulsive destructive behavior

Facts:
remoteitresources.com was created on February 7, 2011
isowebworks.com was created on February 27, 2011
isowebworks.com is hosted on NS1.remoteitresources.com and NS2.remoteitresources.com in Kevin Morrill's possession
The remoteitresources.com contact info is as follows:
4472 osprey way
My City, Utah, 84005
[protected]

Heritage Web Solutions aka HIT Web Design shut down its operation at Moonriver Drive, Provo, Utah March 8, 2011.

ppcmanagementllc.com was created on February 10, 2011 by Eddie Dockery aka Web Design 199
webdesignfor199.com was created on June 30, 2010 aka Heritage Web Solution dba HIT Web Design

webdesignfor199.com pulls up isowebworks.com

New Video on ISO WEBWORKS : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7r3vBBeWIGI

There is no question that David Aitken aka Heritage Management Serivces, Inc. aka Heritage Web Solutions, aka Heritage Web Design, aka HIT Web Design, etc is isowebworks, ppcmanagment, remoteitresources, yourhitsite.com, etc. They are all the same people. They changed their face paint, but they are one and the same.

Anyone who wishes can prepare a site for free at http://demo.joomla.org/ It has been designed for non-programmers to get their sites up quickly and easily. Within minutes or the same day your site is up and running. The site you create will look professionally prepared for free.

You can do social sites, e-commerce sites, and much much more.
Who uses Joomla?
MTV Quizilla
Here are just a few examples of Web sites that use Joomla:
* MTV Networks Quizilla (Social networking) - http://www.quizilla.com
* IHOP (Restaurant chain) - http://www.ihop.com
* Harvard University (Educational) - http://gsas.harvard.edu
* Citibank (Financial institution intranet) - Not publicly accessible
* The Green Maven (Eco-resources) - http://www.greenmaven.com
* Outdoor Photographer (Magazine) - http://www.outdoorphotographer.com
* PlayShakespeare.com (Cultural) - http://www.playshakespeare.com
* Senso Interiors (Furniture design) - http://www.sensointeriors.co.za

Check out their sample sites and portfolios at http://community.joomla.org/showcase/
A Joomla site through the Demo is hosted for the first 30 days for free on cloudaccess.net. You can move your site to any hosting company you desire.

If you need to add a feature to your site like a shopping cart the add-ons are free or have minimal costs of $0-$30. If you wish to change something the software helps you do that for free. If there is a feature that you would like and there is not an add-on available, you can make a request for help. The costs are reasonable. There are no high pressured sales people to worry about.

Joomla is type of software that allows companies like isowebworks and PPCmanagementllc to produce a website for your review quickly. They are not building your site nor coding to build your site. They use free open source packages like Joomla to build the sites. This software is available to the public (you) for free. Why pay someone else to do this when you can do it yourself with ease and for free. Before you pay someone to build your site give Joomla a try.

Joomla is a free open source content management system (CMS). Some companies put there name on top of the CMS and call it their product when in fact it is the work of many who have devoted their time to the free open source development projects.

We are not against anyone choosing to pay someone to create the sites using Joomla. We are only against not giving credit to the free open source community who actually developed the programs such as Joomla and disclosing its usage to the public.

Because of the short amount of time it takes to build a site with Joomla, use care when paying someone to build your site. Make sure they have actually built sites from scratch and understand CSS, XML, HTML, JavaScript, PHP, Perl, and AJAX at a minimum. Make sure they have and are building some sites from scratch or have disclosed to you that they only use a CMS. Make sure it is disclosed in your contract if they will build the code themselves and have qualified programmers or use free open source software.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
1. Never sign a contract that does not provide a full refund if you are not satisfied with the product or service.
2. Make sure that you do not pay for hosting until your site is live and functioning the way you requested.
3. Make sure that you ”own” your site code with no strings attached except payment for the building of the site as agreed to in writing.
4. Never sign an agreement that does not require a deadline for building the site or provides for phased rollout with deadlines of features. You can even request that there is a penalty for each day the site is past the due date to motivate the completion of the site.
5. Never agree to jurisdiction outside of your own state or country.
6. Never agree that the full price as been earned or is due unless the site is built to your satisfaction.
7. Make sure you have documentation of what is in scope of your request and what is out of scope for your request. Get it in writing.
8. Never let anyone pressure into purchasing anything. Tell them that you need to review it with your partners and that until you have your partner’s sign off you can not make the purchase. Then take the time to research and review the information before you buy. Get a family member or trusted friend to be your partner in helping you make the decision. Get three opinions before you buy. If you are uncomfortable in any way don’t buy. It is better to wait than be sorry.
9. Always read the terms of the agreement before you sign. If you don’t like the terms you can change them. Any company that is unwilling to work with you on the terms is giving you a sign of what is ahead. Run don’t walk away from a company that is unwilling to work with your terms.