building a website

[jonthefishguy]

We are using yahoo for the company website. Some things are a bit confusing but for the most part, it seems to be type and upload. There is 24 hour free tech support for us so thats helpful. There were a few things I wanted different but unfortunately they said unless I knew the code I would not be able to change it. It wasnt HTML either. Either way, it isnt so bad. Just not as easy as I thought.

 

[jrthomas40]

yeah i seen your site powered by yahoo and i looked that up but it was expensive

 

[jrthomas40]

i thought the shopping cart from godaddy would be the best option but there is more than 20 items to sell

 

[jonthefishguy]

Does godaddy have a limit? I have over 500 and it gets a bit tedious uploading info, pics, and everything else that goes along with it.

 

[jrthomas40]

well you can buy different carts the next one up is a 100 product catalog for 26/month
20 product for 6.99 then you have the unlimited product for 45/month but each package comes with a bunch of stuff
https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/ecomm...rt.asp?ci=9042

 

[jonthefishguy]

ah, I see what you mean by all the OTHER stuff. Most of it will never get used. They gave us 1000 emails. I was like HOLY COW, all I need is 10.

 

[jrthomas40]

lol...yeah that part of the problem...getting a bunch of other stuff you dont need or not going to use...i dont want to pay for it...and if that shopping cart wasnt so easy to make a storefront it wouldnt make such a hard choice...but we wont to accept pay pal and paypal has the site integration with its own shopping cart so all you have to do is have a website and integrate the paypal cart...if i could make a website it is cheaper to host the site and integrate the paypal for about 7 bucks/month