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Welcome Samantha, from a fellow Brit ;)

I see this error: Couldn't connect to database server.Couldn't find database jqueryc_db.An unexpected problem has occured with the application. SELECT statscurl_id FROM `statscurl` WHERE statscurl_ip = '';

How many answers is "level two"?

Hi I have a house email list of 16,000 users of Intuit products - specifically QuickBooks. This list is properly opted-in, and has been mailed regularly with no monetisation so far - any suggestions? Thanks!

You need to explain further, but I would doubt if you'd be earning that quickly.

If your site is worth writing about, it's probably simplest to write original copy, given that press releases are generally short anyway. You could then spin THAT original copy and distribute as you will. In my experience of PRWeb (nominal cost), I would expect something in the order of ~150...

If you assume that every company you know is watching, you'll probably get it 50% right.

Member kvmcable is 100% correct. Also remember that if you sell it, you could potentially be sued for any ongoing transgressions by the buyer. Give it up.

I'm assuming your client stipulates 15 years, because anything much older than that would be a 'preNom' - i.e. registered before Nominet took over the .uk registry and would be very rare. Any 1997 registration for a "persons name" that is still current would obviously also be like hens' teeth -...

Would you care to explain your business model for this site? Perhaps you might then get more feedback...if it's as Subsonic suggests, you're dead in the water.

@ycmfe: It's free because our main market is for .uk domains, and that is a paid version. We're developers really, and an accredited UK registrar - we're not IM'ers ;) Hopefully we'll make a little affiliate commission from links at some stage, but the .com/.net/.org/.biz/.info/.us version...

Don't ignore the Mac community!

Too funny - maybe more to this than meets the eye :eek:

Yep, definitely a .net over a hyphen. There are a gazillion available where the .com is taken. You only have to compare zone file counts to see that.

Now grab the unhyphenated ones to cover your mistake. If someone else takes and develops them, you'll kick yourself :D