/biz/ - Business & Finance

What's an easy to use website to buy stocks at low or no fee?

I've seen robinhood recommended everywhere but I don't have a smartphone.

>>6857301
What a well written post in the middle of this sewer

>>6460808
soon(tm)

>>5756240
>used to be happy with a hundred dollar gains
>now I'm disappointed when they're not several thousand

>>5104547
The dogecoin community is so positive
Everything else is a shitshow of greed

Hey /biz/, so I run a small business out of my home, and for a long time I've just taken calls on my cell, gone to customers as they call, and pretty much prided myself entirely on quick response and turnaround times. I had maybe a few customers a month, and while I haven't lived well, necessarily, I've done it on my own terms without resorting to working retail or some other garbage job like other people my age.

However, in the past two or three months, I've experienced an enormous surge in popularity, and I seem to have become the area's go-to guy for my field, which I'm not prepared for at all. My phone is constantly ringing, to the point that between pulling all nighters to try to meet my usual repair times, I'm no longer sleeping well. I am now going on a week with only a few hours of sleep, and I'm an absolute wreck. Even when I lie down to sleep now when I find time, I can't actually fall asleep.

How the fuck do I resolve this issue? I'm not big enough and I don't have enough saved up to get a proper office yet, or to hire a receptionist, or employees, or anything, but the customers just keep pouring in. Is it okay to screen customers through my voicemail so that I can respond to them when I'm able, rather than when they call? It doesn't feel okay to me, but I don't know what the fuck else to do right now. I need sleep, and I need time to finish up with the customers that I already have.