I have a website. The company who made it have gone bust. How do I change the prices on the site myself ?
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you need to transfer the site to another company if you don't know how to fix it yourself.  try godaddy.com
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Try contacting the webmaster on the site...
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Either ask the provider of .com.au or read their fine prints.
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Are you really sure about all the controls a website uses?\nIf yes then try making a website using the Yahoo site builder from geocities.com \nIf not then hire a professional.\nIf you want i can make it for you at a nominal cost.\ncontact : marilynzparadize@yahoo.com
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I run a Graphic Design Company who design and build websites, they range in price from £500 upwards. What sort of site are you after?
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Use their website directly ...
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I think they was charge the $2.95 if you want to change our current domain to another.\nbut if you want a new domain, its $9.95.
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you can include your services on reverse bidding sites \nsuch as www.scriptlance.com that is one site I use when, I need webdesign work done.
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try ebay or buying a domain name and starting a web site
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do a whois search on the company's old URL. Gather as much documentation as you can. Also visit http://www.archive.org for old snapshots of the website using the wayback machine. \n\nTry to preserve fingerprint evidence when handling documents. \n\nThere's a problem though...since you handed your money over to them, it becomes a civil contract dispute. You might have some recourse prosecuting this as wire fraud or mail fraud. \n\nContact your post office to find out your recourse with the postal inspector. File a complaint with the FTC. File a complaint with the BBB (they have handbooks on advice when you get ripped off...but they can't do much).
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Go to their webmaster section and get the free info on how to do it.
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go to tools and then go down to internet options.  the first thing is to change ur hompage.  u just put like if u wanted harrypotter.com u would put harrypotter.com
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Charge 1000 times as much as you would here. They'll only buy 1 copy & reverse engineer it. They don't respect copyrights and have a long history of infringement.
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There is no substitute for having your own code. Here are crucial things you will need. If a site does not provide all of this you are better off hiring somebody to do a custom job for you. \n\nDo you get to download data from the database. Yahoo is a horrible place to host a biz site. One reason is if you ever decide to rehost you lose every bit of customer data you had. Nor can you get the HTML for your site. So you have to rebuild from scratch. Can you access, edit and copy the html used to create your site and is it propriatory to that host? If you cannot rehost the website it is useless to you. What happens if the hosting fees suddenly jump or something else happens that forces you to rehost or entices you to rehost? You do not want to rebuild the entire site from scratch. \n\nHow secure is the transations? This is very important. If somebody gets their credit card info ripped off from a purchase at your site you are the one who will get the blame for this. \n\nHow much room is there for expansion? Whatever you sell, you will likely branch out to other products or improve the description of your products. You need a hosting company which will allow you to add custom code to your site to do exactly this. \n\nAnother crucial factor is the ablity to display and organize your products. I personally have given up on web sites which had poorly organized product lists and made me wade through dozens of pages with maybe only one or two items on that page of possible interest. \n\nSearch capabilities are crucial. People want to quickly and easily find a product. They also want to be able to bookmark a product to share with friends or to return too after comparing with competitors. If the product detail listing does not allow you to bookmark a specific item then you will lose sales. \n\nAre any of your products contraversial or adult in nature? There are special hosts for products like that and most mainstream hosting services will not touch such endeavors. \n\nBandwidth is crucial. Customers will quickly give up in your web site is slow. \n\nWill your code work with all common browsers. A common mistake is to write code specific for IE or Firefox and not double check. Depending on who you ask IE or Firefox is the most commonly used browser today with the other running a close second. Netscape, Safari,  Mozilla, Opera, and a dozen others comprise at least %3-7 percent of the market. Few business's can afford to tell %3-7 percent of potential customers we do not want you. If you only support IE or Firefox you are telling at least half the people who visit your site that you do not want them. That is what somebody says when they do not support your favorite browser. While it is impossible to support every browser made, if you stick with WC3 complient code you will support %99.9 of the browsers out there. \n\nMake sure you get a valid cert. \n\nSSL support is %100 essential. \n\nIf you are not a good graphic artist get somebody to design your graphics. The better a site looks the more you will sell. \n\nAvoid cheesy URLs like xxx.yahoo or xxx.MSN this is a sign of a fly by night shop who will not honor warentees, returns and who will not be around or easy to find next week.
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you might try ask jeeves or call thr company that made it.
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Wow, may I suggest consultation with discloser with whoever and make a plan, it is not cheap nor easy to setup a high end site.  Hardware expenses, software, payroll, marketing, design, implementation.  It is possible, I suggest CONSULTATION first\n\nHogan Courrier
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The domain has been deleted.. the business is most likely kaput.