I signed up to advertise with broadbanddeals.co.za and got some free credits. I have received some business from that and want to keep advertising, but now they want $15 for 100 credits min... that's a bit steep? And also, why does a .co.za website only do business in $$$?
-
Join the MyBroadband community
South Africa’s biggest forum. Discuss, discover, and connect with thousands of members.
-
Question of the Day: Have you ever ordered a product online and received a fake knock-off?
broadbanddeals.co.za
- Thread starter schurtek
- Start date
Shake&Bake
Party Liaison
I think the dollar issue is purely because of it being vbulletin.
Perhaps drop rpm or Cara a PM/e-mail for clarification.
Perhaps drop rpm or Cara a PM/e-mail for clarification.
vbulletin has never been GPL licensed, it's always been proprietary/commercial
I stand corrected, thanks zamrg...
but then surely a commercial product will have the ability to change the currency... we all know americans think that they ARE the world, there for there is only the dollar, but seriously?
but then surely a commercial product will have the ability to change the currency... we all know americans think that they ARE the world, there for there is only the dollar, but seriously?
Hi there
Another 500 credits added free of charge. As for the $ pricing - we decided to go with Paypal...no other system which works as easily.
Good to hear that you received some business through BBdeals. We will ask all ISP what they feel is a fair price for credits later on and then charge that amount...
Regards,
RPM
Last edited: