Recent content by neeorg

I read that earlier today and one of the course modules is finding a programmer to design your work, so I don't think it is as good as it sounds. I bought a book from waterstones last year, from that I've been doing a lot with Android apps and love it.

Sky is the limit in my opinion, and I'm sure Apple would bite your hand off if you contacted them.

3dReliefs.co.uk - This is going to be massive with the rise of 3Dprinters etc. NanoLet.co.uk ArtCam.co.uk (could have some problems with this one)

Thanks for that Seemly, I thought I had but using a mod on my phone and for some reason even when boxes are ticked they sometimes don't register.

Just registered this today, wondering if anyone had thoughts on potential value. Edit - 120 local exacts.

I have been investing heavily in CNC products lately, and the majority of courses show how to make chocolate moulds which is apparently going to be booming business as CNC machines become cheaper in the coming year. Although 1,000 exacts right now, I'd expect that to rise massively towards 2013.

Normally PonyPassion.co.uk wouldn't be funny, but dropping along with fistedkitten.co.uk well that makes me wonder whether they were the same owner :p Hope he also had willywipes.co.uk

Same here, can't believe he won the award for it because I've heard loads of other comedians use it on TV.

£60 start on Sedo 6,600 exact local searches.

I suffered a lot of downtime with 1&1, also a lot of problems with their domain renewel service which lead me to leave them as soon as I could. They need to do more to improve their service, so far all I've had is trouble.

I got hit in Newcastle with this outage, luckily the item I was bidding on didn't go over my price so happy days for me.

I'd think a search facility would be good, a member of staff currently gets a list from a member of another forum and its easier to navigate that way.

Thanks Blossom. I'll go with the leaflet drop, some cheap companies round my way.

Has anyone had any success with leaflet drops? I was looking into advertising a website that I have through my region, but didn't know whether leaflets or advert in the paper was the best option.

I worked for central Government from 1998 - 2004, and you wouldn't believe the price they had to pay for stationary. It was a company called Niceday, and they would charge £12 for 50 ball point pens that sold for £0.20p each in WH Smith at the time, and the amount we would buy should have...