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If you are 'technology oriented' and have the back up such as a blackberry or other device then this may be good for you to use. Also if you are able to schedule point by point and are not worried about the total picture every time you look at an item, then again an online assistant would work.

If you are not technology oriented I would reccommend using a scheduling book such as those used by doctors. You can pick one up at Office Depot, Staples, etc. Then color code the tasks you are keeping up with and mark due dates/due times in the book.

I have not used any of the virutal assistants as I am one of those visual people who needs to see everything at once to be able to keep up with my schedule and what is due.

Depending on the type of business you are in they can be very helpful. I have a client who has a staff of 2 and they wholesale lumber to different companies and are always on the road. Their virtual assistant handles travel, light budgeting, receptionist duties, etc.

I don't think they use a large service I think it is a person that works from home. I know for sure they have never actually met the woman but are really please with her services.