Re: [cobalt-users] OS Commerce PKG

["Leslie Herps" <herps@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Brian,

even as a competitor, I can say that $100 for a system administrator is
definately worth it.
At least, that is how *I* feel...

$99 for what you offer is not bad... I mean really guys! :)
The guy obviously had to do a lot of work to offer it like this, plus the
users/buyers of this package have a lot less work when you have it... And if
you don't feel this comes in handy for you, you obviously don't need it.
Those who do will find it worth the $99.

Just my $0.02.

Leslie Herps
    http://www.raqtweak.com/


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brian N. Smith" <support@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2003 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] OS Commerce PKG


> Greetings all.
>
> Okay, so ya'll bitch about my site ... fixed.  I care what people think
> about me. So, until I fix the click thru for the splash screen, it is
gone.
> My "misleading", or confusing table has been fixed with some line tags.
> Now, it is easy for you to see what goes where.
>
> Any way, is my package worth $99 bucks?  Depends on what your time is
worth.
>
> Yes, osCommerce is easy to setup as Rick Ewart has pointed out.  But
> considering the average RaQ user not a *nix Guru, and it may take them up
to
> a few hours to setup, if they never did.  It is worth it.  Once this
package
> is installed, and if you host like 30 people, who all want it.  You have
it
> setup, and working in like 2 minutes, for all 3 people.  Now, if you
install
> it by hand, and get good.  Think maybe like 20 minutes each install.
> Multiply that times 30 people.  That is 10hrs of your life that you just
> wasted on other things.  Now, is $99 worth 10 hours?  You bet your ass is
> it.
>
> That is my pitch.  If you want something easy to manage, along with the
> Cobalt, and do NOT want to worry about playing in Shell, or FTP or even
> phpMyAdmin.  It is great for the newbie person, straight up to the
hardcore
> *nix person.  Save time, save money (working on another project), and save
> face.
>
> Any way, I am not here to sell it, just offering the true power of what my
> package does and doesn't do.  If anyone is interested it is there.
>
> Take care, and have fun!
>
> Brian N. Smith
> NuOnce Networks
> www.nuonce.net
>
>
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