thanx A.I / Contact
No switchboard and no sales team. Email or phone goes to Richard, who builds the thing you are asking about. If we emailed you and you would rather we hadn't, reply NO and it stops the same day.
Every email we send points here, so you can see exactly who is behind it before you reply to anything.
thanx A.I limited
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Postal address on request — ask and we send it the same day.
Richard Magill — director, and the person who does the work.
Twenty-one years in the trades before this. You are not going to get a sales team.
Email — thanxai@thanxofficial.com
Phone — 250 938 3870
Replies land within one business day, usually much sooner.
Reply NO to anything we have sent, or email unsubscribe@thanxofficial.com. That is the whole process. No form, no login, no "are you sure".
You come off the list the same day and stay off permanently. We are required to action it within ten business days; in practice it is done by the time you have closed the tab.
We contact businesses whose contact details are published for business purposes, which is what Canada's anti-spam legislation permits. We do not buy lists, we do not scrape personal inboxes, and we do not sell or share anything we hold. What we keep on you is a company name, a role, an email address and whether you asked us to stop.
Five things. All of them built and run by one person in Victoria.
British Columbia employment agreements read against the Employment Standards Act and reported decisions. Free reviewWhat you get, no account.
The repetitive office work that eats a day a week — quoting, follow-up, scheduling, data moving between systems that were never meant to talk.
Outreach that runs itself, with a human on the end of it. Built to book meetings, not to spray.
Short explainer and product video, produced end to end.
Posting, replying and reporting handled on a schedule you approve once.
Describe it below. You get a straight answer and a price, or an honest no.
Describe the job in your own words. You get a straight answer and a price from the person who builds it — or an honest no if it isn't a fit.