I am also having problems with this seller, I gave him $204 the other day and no word. He promised delivery to me several days ago and no response from him as to what is going on. So I hoped on this forum where I met this person and I am seeing other people are having problems as well.
I was able to get a page for a couple months but got removed. I invested about $300 to get some media/PR coverage to use as sources then got the page made by someone who had experience is getting pages posted on wiki. Like someone mentioned above, you got to have a decent history/personality to...
Like others have said, he your head up and adapt. Part of being your own boss has pros and cons. As a business owner, you will need to continually adapt if you want to continue what you do. If you don't want to try and adapt many people choose a 9-5 job which is less stressful and people enjoy...
The above people mentioned good advice and I'd follow them. I had the same decision as you about a year ago when I started my brick and mortar business. The .com extension was $2.5k and the .net was $14.99. We went with the $14.99 and it has worked out well for us. We don't have any trademark...
I would say communication is most important and that you guys are on the same page regarding the amount of work being delivered. Write it out and if you need to even put word counts, page count onto the agreement then do so. Or even have a sample site and deliver more or less off of the sample site.
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