 Build Better Passwords
As tempting as it is don't use the same password for all of your online accounts, if one account gets hacked all are put into jeopardy. No password is perfect, but you can improve yours with these simple tips.
1) Create a password "base" with a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and maybe a symbol or two. Just choose a phrase that's easy to remember.
2) Make sure it is at least 8 characters and avoid obviously memorable topics like proper names, birthdays and hometowns.
3) Avoid picking a single word and changing some of its characters to symbols; hacker tools can overcome that trick. Go for a passphrase-multiple words strung together- rather than a password, to defeat hackers working to crack your password by trying every word in the dictionary.
4) Now that you have a "base" password, use variants to unlock your accounts on any website. To create the strongest password possible, establish a simple naming pattern for generating a unique password at every website you visit.
For example you could use the first and fourth letter of the website's domain name capitalized in the middle of your passphrase.
An example passphrase is chicken alfredo.
The password would be:
Ch!cken@lfreD0
The Facebook account password would be:
Ch!ckenFE@lfreD0
The Amazon password would be:
Ch!ckenAZ@lfreD0
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Something To Ponder
Recently a customer phoned in and made us aware of the fact that he was saving us money. We are thankful that this information was brought to our attention and thought we'd share with you.
Do you know that a toll-free number is not free? The owner incurs a fee each time the number is used. Because our customer has an unlimited calling plan he decided to call our local number as opposed to our toll-free number thus saving us the fee we would have incurred had he used our toll-free number.
Keeping costs down tends to be a goal for any business and many businesses pass their savings onto their customers. Perhaps the next time you get ready to dial that toll-free number you'll reconsider if you too have an unlimited calling plan. We could all use a little extra cash so why not help the next guy out? |
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Any brand names listed are trademarks of their respective companies and are used for the purpose of determining product compatibility only. Refurb Supplies makes no claims of affiliation or alliance with any of these manufacturers.
All prices listed in this newsletter are wholesale prices and are subject to change without notice. |
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Avaya Items |
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AVAYA 9600 ITEMS
 Buttonset 30096
Fits: 9630, 9630G, 9640, 9640G
31 Piece Set
$7.95 Each
 Bottom Housing 30096
Fits: 9630, 9640, 9650, 9650C
Bottom Housing 30097
Fits: 9630G, 9640G
$11.25 Each
 LCD Case 30096
Fits: 9630, 9630G, 9640, 9640G
$11.20 Each
 LCD Lens 30960
Fits: 9630, 9630G, 9640, 9640G
$4.80 Each
 Speaker 30060
Fits: 9630, 9630G, 9640, 9640G, 9650, 9650C
$2.85 Each
 Stand 30096
Fits: 9630, 9630G, 9640, 9640G, 9650, 9650C
$9.50 Each
 Top Housing 30096
Fits: 9630, 9630G, 9640, 9640G
$15.75 Each |
AVAYA 3620 BATTERY
Battery 30362
3.6V, 730 mAh
$32.00 Each
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  AVAYA 1120E / 1140E FILLER PLT 
Filler Plt 36420 - Fits: 1120E Filler Plt 36454 - Fits: 1140E $1.95 Each
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Cisco / Nortel Item
CISCO / NORTEL IP PHONES
Transformer 38000
H2008, H2008NL, Pulse 24 pin 10/100BASE-TX VoIP Magnetics Module for PoE
$5.50 Each
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Toshiba Item
TOSHIBA DKT 3XXX LCD LENS
LCD Lens 49100
$2.00 Each
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Misc. Item
UNIVERSAL ESD COMPONENT TRAY
ESD Tray 90100
75mmX50mmX5mm
Includes: Black Tray, Black Foam & Clear Lid
$64.00 per Box of 100
Want more information about this ESD tray and/or others we carry?
Click Here |
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If you've been to our recently changed site you may be surprised to see retail pricing. This is because we now differentiate between retail and wholesale.
**Wholesale Customers**
You must login to access your wholesale pricing.
If you have already applied for a wholesale account on our new site (your User Name and Password from the old site will not work) go to the login page and enter your User Name and Password and click "Login" (shown in the green highlighted area).
If you are in the Telecom Industry and want to see if you qualify for wholesale pricing or have not registered on the new site go to the login page and click "Request Account" (shown in the yellow highlighted area). |
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