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[bondandco]

The time has come where i need to move with the times and get myself a e commerce store and designed.

Has anyone got any recommendations for any companys or people providing this?

Ive seen a few ecommerce solutions being sold on ebay which i may consider but wondering if anyone else knows anyone?

Im not looking on spending thousands , dont really want to spend more then £150.

Sounds tight i know! but this will be merely an experiment at first to see if my bussiness will work in this type of enviroment.

So to sum up im looking for a ecommerce solution with full unique design for £150ish.

Thanks

[Declang]

You wont get anything half decent for £150

[uhafmail]

Hi

If you have a budget like that then try looking at www.getafreelancer.com or www.getacoder.com . Make sure the person you choose has some feedback though and can speak good English as many are from India or Pakistan and their English is not great.

[hardwareheroes]

You're not going to get much with that - search for pete on these forums who will get you started with hosting and possibly a cart which you can adapt yourself - thats about your best shot I am afraid.

For serious sites that you want to make money from, i think a grand is tight

[moneymaker88]

I disagree, our first website cost £150 and we turned over nearly £1m a year with it. As long as it looks fairly professional it will work. Correctly promoting the website is the most important factor, as this will lead to the sales!

[hardwareheroes]

Originally Posted by moneymaker88

I disagree, our first website cost £150 and we turned over nearly £1m a year with it. As long as it looks fairly professional it will work. Correctly promoting the website is the most important factor, as this will lead to the sales!

What line of business was that in?

[moneymaker88]

sales

[hardwareheroes]

Originally Posted by moneymaker88

sales

OK then

[uhafmail]

Selling £1 million houses

[moneymaker88]

lol, no houses sorry! average sale per item was £50