Info on having your own Website, any know?

Journeyman · Feb 12, 2004

No no, not a sports forum website,lol...

I need info on how much it costs to have a website....A business website where you can show pictures of products and have information and possibly take credit card purchases, nothing extreme....

Any information is appreciated....

TheGeneral+ · Feb 12, 2004

Find the girls first, then look to open the site

Dante · Feb 12, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The General:
Find the girls first, then look to open the site

NOT A PORN SITE GENERAL sheeshhhhhhhhhhhh

Fishhead · Feb 12, 2004

AOL provides you a FREE website.

I have an EBAY STORE for my website.

That may all you be looking for.

Fishhead · Feb 12, 2004

With the EBAY STORE you can accept credit cards through the use of PAYPAL.

Piece of cake.

Fishhead · Feb 12, 2004

I actually have three websites through AOL.

Here is one that I use to LINK UP PHOTOS to sell stuff on Ebay........

http://hometown.aol.com/strutnut/myhomepage/business.html

maxdemo · Feb 12, 2004

I use a service from Network Solutions. Good company and not too expensive...plus your not as restricted as AOL or Ebay stores.
http://www.networksolutions.com/en_US/index.jhtml;jsessionid=5MEOICQRO4USACWLEAMCFEQ?_requestid=621633

Dante · Feb 12, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
I actually have three websites through AOL.

Here is one that I use to LINK UP PHOTOS to sell stuff on Ebay........

http://hometown.aol.com/strutnut/myhomepage/business.html<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

OH ****...not that one fish!!!

dr.chau · Feb 12, 2004

For ebay you can use zoovy.com

jwunderdog · Feb 12, 2004

I have a netsolutions web site, it cost me a couple hundred a year including holding my domain. Now I only have about 10 pages so it may be more expensive if you are looking at something bigger.

theinvestigatorcr · Feb 12, 2004

domain name is from $9 to $35

hosting of the website from $1 to $500

design, depends on what you want to create...

I recommend www.directnic.com ($15 per year) for domains and www.hostica.com (from $1 to $20)for cheap hosting.

Journeyman · Feb 12, 2004

wunderdog- could I see your website? to get an idea if its in the ballpark of what I need?

I have no idea what hosting means , I guess I would need maybe 6-8 pages just showing the products I sell, and info on them...I have no idea about the pricing...thats why I asked

theinvestigatorcr · Feb 12, 2004

hosting is the rental of the computer where you have your website so the visitors can see it.

damiandunlap · Feb 12, 2004

I have a fitness website over 90 pages, cost me about $$20 month. anglefire has free hosting , but they put alot of banners on your site.

http://www.bishoplowfat.com

hostway.com is cheap domian names under 7 bucks and dont have to worry about stealing your money

lander · Feb 12, 2004

Why don't you just get broadband and host your own? Your traffic is unlikely to be significant enough to piss off your ISP.

Your upstream won't be the best, but again - your traffic will likely be minimal, so big deal.

Just my $.02.

Phaedrus · Feb 13, 2004

JMan

Shoot me an e-mail at phaedrus_rx "at" mailvault "dot" com if you will ... I can help you get hooked up with a fully-enabled e-commerce site, from domain reg to merchant accounts, for very cheap.

Phaedrus

LIFESABET · Feb 13, 2004

Phaedrus, Mind if I take you up on this offer to email you as well.

Im looking for a primarily NOT USD merchant account. Id be shooting for EU, and Sterling, as well as Canadian and possibly USD as well.

US based merchant accounts and processing is easy to find, but have you dabled in other currencies?

-lab

Phaedrus · Feb 15, 2004

LAB

Feel free to contact me at the address above. There are lots of merchant systems that run on multiple currency platforms, usually offering the main "trade currencies" -- CHF, EUR, GBP, JPY and USD -- all in a single account.

Phaedrus

HuckFinn · Feb 15, 2004

As long as you're staying away from gaming or porn, Yahoo Merchant Services is inexpensive, and completely integrated. They use the largest credit card processor in the world. Why fool around with any of the smaller companies? Set-up fees are usually discounted and include domain reg, etc.