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<0> Calc: 12000 * 20 = 240000
<1> it would cost 240,000 to register 12,000 domains
<1> for two years each
<1> there's about 12,000 stocks
<1> lol
<2> lol
<1> but then you'd just be yahoo finnacne
<1> finance
<2> i already am
<1> yeah
<1> i write about what i'm invested in
<2> i'm going to setup some e-commerce stores
<1> oh?
<2> yeah
<1> maybe you can help me
<1> how are you going to be doing your shopping carts?
<2> i can if you use oscommerce =]
<2> i'm going ot use oscommerce
<2> w/ templates
<1> ahhh
<2> or zencart
<2> or the wordpress store plugin
<1> oh
<2> probably a combination
<2> i'm going to start a few stores
<2> just need to think of what i want to sell
<1> see i am trying to achieve an all-custom solution
<2> yeah
<2> i don't have time to waste =]
<1> i figure once i've got it all set up i can charge people around $800-$1000 per implementation as well as sell them the hosting to boot and also sell them maintenance contracts
<2> exactly
<1> :)
<2> thats what www.monstercommerce.com does
<1> e-commerce consultance
<1> e-commerce consultancy
<1> ahh
<1> grr this is confusing the **** out of me
<3> jcv : 800-1000$ per implementation of what exactly ?
<3> oh e-comm nm
<1> erikg: a custom-made shopping cart
<1> database driven
<3> php/mysql ?
<4> wow some accountant/consultant needs a linux email server setup
<1> yeah
<1> all php/mysql
<3> jcv : I'm sure if you're talking about it you probalby have more of a clue in regards if it can be profitable or not but all I have to say is make sure you look at the free shopping carts offered and make sure they don't have better features then yours :P
<3> more of a clue then I have*
<1> the free shopping carts have one drawback
<4> http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=soundblaster&message.id=61926http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=soundblaster&message.id=61926 <--- watch creative sit and spin
<1> they cannot be implemented into pre-existing sites
<3> once again I'm not a pro but logic tells me the reason for that is that it's safer to code a shopping cart with great security and construct the site around it then doing vice versa
<1> secure shopping carts are easy
<3> ie: the way the site makes the calls/queries to the dB to get information on diff items
<1> the security comes from certain variables in teh processor's API
<3> well SSL is one pc of the puzzle but not the only one
<3> ie: mysql injections, validation of the code
<1> i won't be using mysql for anything personal
<1> just items
<5> .n awbv.pk
<0> AWBV.PK NEWS: American Way Business Development Corp. Announces Launch of New Website URL: http://tinyurl.com/rjdl2
<5> .n gwgoe.ob
<0> GWGOE.OB NEWS: Great West Gold, Inc. Continues to Monitor Short Selling URL: http://tinyurl.com/f9ws6
<3> .p
<6> Portfolio:
<6> PMT-UN.TO 200.00 (18.5500) 3710.00 +11.75%
<6> SHO-H.V 300.00 (0.1400) 42.00 +1.45%
<6> NT.TO 300.00 (2.6500) 795.00 -18.46%
<6> RSM.V 97.00 (1.0500) 101.85 -16.20%
<6> Total portfolio value for Acid-Duck is 8.85 +4.28% ($190.91) gain
<3> bleh
<3> time to let go
<1> although at the moment i may go to oscommerce cuz this paypal api is ****ing conusing the **** out me
<3> 10% down ****s
<1> out of me
<1> zencart
<1> ?
<1> xcart?
<3> oh nm I just realized it's geared towards webhosting
<3> www.whoiscart.net
<3> bleh
<3> wow quick change of topics: anyone heard about that new Airbus plane?
<3> they're talking about being able to squeeze just a bit over freakin 800 p***engers on a single plane.. now as a frequent flyer I'm kinda hoping those planes never make it near canada for a while
<3> can you imagine the super-long linups at security clearence to board 800 on a single airplane? :/
<3> jcv : oscommerce must be pretty solid while shopping around for ecommerce accounts those who offer a shopping cart with no extra charges often use oscommerce
<3> either ways any FOSS solution yuou'll be implementing, when money is concerned I would suggest you check out http://www.securityfocus.com/vulnerabilities
<7> .p
<6> Portfolio:
<6> SOMH 1.00 (13.9000) 13.90 +9.45%
<6> DPD 1.00 (18.7000) 18.70 -2.86%
<6> HYB 9.00 (2.1300) 19.17 +0.95%
<6> SOMHW 198.00 (6.2500) 1237.50 +2.12%
<6> Total portfolio value for jim is 9.27 +2.10% ($26.57) gain
<8> .p
<6> Portfolio:
<6> DRS 19.00 (52.8700) 1004.53 -3.87%
<6> MSFT 42.00 (22.9000) 961.80 -5.53%
<6> TRRDX 675.44 (17.1800) 11604.11 -3.30%
<6> USO 70.00 (66.6400) 4664.80 +0.83%
<8> ouch
<6> Total portfolio value for port is 35.24074 -2.43% ($-454.14) loss
<8> !q trrdx
<8> .q ^spx
<6> ^GSPC (s&p 500 index,rth) last: 1261.81 -8.51 -0.67% (Vol: 0) Daily Range: (1261.75-1274.89) Yearly Range: (1168.20 - 1326.70)
<9> TRRDX (T ROWE PRICE RETI) - 6:00pm: .18 Change(-0.10 -0.58%) / Opened(N/A) Lastclose(17.28) / Range: Daily(N/A - N/A) Yearly(N/A - N/A) / Volume(N/A)
<10> 800 people on a plane
<10> terrorists prime target
<1> ugh this is so ****ing confusing
<11> press the any key
<8> where's the any key?
<8> doh!
<8> !rto
<9> Nymex Real-Time Crude Oil Last Trade: 9.55
<8> !oil
<9> Nymex Crude Oil 9.54 Change: .09 Change%: .13 Time: 8:53
<9> Nymex Real-Time Crude Oil Last Trade: 9.55
<8> someone needs to buy 3 billion of the s&p index
<12> i fill half that order if you fill the other half
<8> heh
<8> did u buy jsda?
<12> ofcourse
<8> good job
<12> bought high though
<8> how much?
<12> 9.81
<8> nto bad
<12> you?
<8> i ****ing made a mistake
<8> i almost got filled at 9.40
<8> screwed up
<12> aw
<8> i was using remote desktop
<8> i saw level 2
<8> and i was like OH ****
<8> its going to TANK
<8> and it did
<8> heh
<8> and then my streamer froze
<8> :(
<12> lol
<12> dang
<12> so when did you buy?
<8> didnt
<12> aww wtf
<12> it's ok
<12> hey port, WTF happend to drs?
<8> yeah
<8> its ganan go to $60
<12> i was in miami this weekend
<12> !q drs
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