Freelancers Forum Messages on Monday October 30th 2006

re[4]: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 21:19

Hi TC, If he has let the domain expire and it has been re-registered, chances are he's = no longer the legal owner of the domain - if that's the case he's pretty = screwed. If he IS still the legal o...

Re: re[2]: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 21:03

Hi Tom Thats very kind of you to offer that! Ive spoken to my friend who is very interested in taking you up on your offer if its not too much trouble. What info do you need from him? What action wo...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 21:00

FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > With .uk domains, the current registrar does the transfer of IPS tag - so it can be difficult if the registrar start playing dirty. However, If you are the legal o...

Re: FN-FORUM: 'WHM' help

date posted 30th October 2006 20:57

Chris Hill wrote: > > Evening all > > I've been asked to look after a server for a guy I u sed to work for, > just the basic admin side of things not the actual physical box since > thats somewher...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 20:53

Lists (Kathy) wrote: > A client of mine let one expire a year ago and we got it back for £20 > instead of Nominet's quoted £75/80 (can't remember exactly) by > transferring it to 123-reg who agreed...

FN-FORUM: 'WHM' help

date posted 30th October 2006 20:51

Evening all I've been asked to look after a server for a guy I used to work for, just the basic admin side of things not the actual physical box since thats somewhere in the states. Hes given me t...

re[2]: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 20:44

With .uk domains, the current registrar does the transfer of IPS tag - so it = can be difficult if the registrar start playing dirty. However, If you are the = legal owner of the domain you can force...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 20:39

A client of mine let one expire a year ago and we got it back for £20 instead of Nominet's quoted £75/80 (can't remember exactly) by transferring it to 123-reg who agreed to pick up most of the char...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 20:16

Dominic Hilton wrote: > There is actually nothing wrong with your situation as people have lived > around cemetaries since day dot without issue > Pet cemetery? Poltergeist? Simpsons Halloween sp...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 20:12

> 'it *was* a .co.uk' ??? Does that mean that he let the domain expire ? > If so it is not piccaweb's fault. yeah, I'll pass on all the info ive got from you guys. The domain did expire, just seems...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 20:08

Hi, Yes, it did expire on him. I never new that it would cost that much just to get a domain back that you've had for years! Also, he did say that he wanted it to the company, but he's not prepared t...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 20:07

Hi Ramnish, Don't take too much notice of tease responses, it's good human nature;) You think the decision to move in on FRIDAY THE 13th was destined? If having the thought of past folk around you...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 19:59

On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 08:18:00PM -0000, Thomas Campbell wrote: > > >120 !!! What registrar, what top level (.uk, .org, ...) ? > >If it is .uk it should cost about 5 for 2 years. > > The registrar...

Re: FN-FORUM: Your thoughts on a business concept

date posted 30th October 2006 19:59

Punters Power wrote: >> Er, Gumtree already do this. >> >>> but we are looking at potential ways to target audience who >>> will use the website to find things from these ads. >>> >>> We are planning...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 19:48

> 120 !!! What registrar, what top level (.uk, .org, ...) ? > If it is .uk it should cost about 5 for 2 years. The registrar is piccaweb, and it was a .co.uk. I wonder, would asking piccaweb how they...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 19:39

thats ok. Its just that, sometimes you are damn serious about something, when someone chips in with a casual remark. Happens. No worries. On 30 Oct 2006 19:46:43 -0000, [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED...

RE: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 19:37

Why didn=92t he just move the domain to an alternative registrar? = Legally he can move it where he likes and I don=92t think the registrar can say = much. Did he loose the domain? If he lost it and n...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 19:32

On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 07:40:58PM -0000, Chris Hill wrote: > > Alain Williams wrote: > >A couple of my mates had their first sexual experience in a graveyard ... > >one > >place quiet enough to not...

Re: FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 19:31

On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 07:53:32PM -0000, Thomas Campbell wrote: > > Hi, > > One of my friends has been running a website for 5 years. The website > is non profit, and he has been getting alot of vi...

FN-FORUM: On behalf of a friend

date posted 30th October 2006 19:23

Hi, One of my friends has been running a website for 5 years. The website is non profit, and he has been getting alot of visits to his site. It was an unofficial Motherwell Supporters site, and it go...

RE: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 19:16

Sorry Ramnish, I couldn't resist. I was trying just trying to make you see the funny side. I thought Clare's original words were spot on, graveyards are nothing more than a place for people to go an...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 19:11

Alain Williams wrote: > A couple of my mates had their first sexual experience in a graveyard ... one > place quiet enough to not be disturbed. do your mates know you're 'outing' them as necrophiliac...

Re: FN-FORUM: Your thoughts on a business concept

date posted 30th October 2006 18:29

> Er, Gumtree already do this. > >> but we are looking at potential ways to target audience who >> will use the website to find things from these ads. >> >> We are planning to use different methods li...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 16:29

graveyardcam.co.uk is still available ?? That together with the decorative window film just *has* to turn the situation into a positive. My newest client is a witch (true) .. I can post an ad on he...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 16:29

Mike A wrote: > Ramnish Kalsi wrote: > >>Hello, >>I need some advice on a rent agreement. >> >>I rented a flat on 10th of october, via a property agent. >> >>While viewing the property, i got so exc...

RE: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice moving OT

date posted 30th October 2006 16:25

[DCA] >>Personally, the thought of seeing some young witches dancing naked [DCA] >>und the headstones would only lead me to buy a decent camcorder. when I was a lad the local paper ran an article...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 16:15

On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 04:24:15PM -0000, Tam Denholm wrote: > > On 30 Oct 2006 15:07:19 -0000, Ramnish Kalsi [EMAIL REMOVED] > wrote: > >When I shifted into the property on 13th of october with my...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 16:12

Ramnish Kalsi wrote: > Hello, > I need some advice on a rent agreement. > > I rented a flat on 10th of october, via a property agent. > > While viewing the property, i got so excited with the property...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 16:08

Lee Fogarty wrote: > > Ramnish Kalsi wrote: > >> >> This is not funny. >> > I think you'll find that it is. > > Personally, the thought of seeing some young witches dancing naked > around the hea...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 16:03

One word : Decorative Window Film ( Try a google search in your area ) P.S. If it was Scots law you'd be sorted. On 30 Oct 2006 16:24:36 -0000, Tam Denholm [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > > On 30 Oct 20...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:58

Seriously I don't think you will stand a chance due to what I already have answered. Bo 30 okt 2006 kl. 16.16 skrev Ramnish Kalsi: > > This is not funny. > > On 30 Oct 2006 16:10:10 -0000, Bo Pers...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:57

>>>> But that's just a personal preference. Exactly. > > -- > Freelancers, contractors earn more with Prosperity4 > Call 0870 870 4414 or visit www.prosperity4.com > and benefit from Inland Revenue...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:56

Lee, you are sooo fun! Where is this place? 30 okt 2006 kl. 16.21 skrev Lee Fogarty: > > Ramnish Kalsi wrote: >> >> This is not funny. >> > I think you'll find that it is. > > Personally, the thought...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:54

On 30 Oct 2006 15:07:19 -0000, Ramnish Kalsi [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > When I shifted into the property on 13th of october with my wife, she > had a look out of the bedroom window, which happened to be...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:51

Ramnish Kalsi wrote: > > This is not funny. > I think you'll find that it is. Personally, the thought of seeing some young witches dancing naked around the headstones would only lead me to buy a dec...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:47

This is not funny. On 30 Oct 2006 16:10:10 -0000, Bo Persson [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > > Tomorrow? > 30 okt 2006 kl. 15.48 skrev [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] > [EMAIL REMOVED] > > > > > True, there...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:40

Tomorrow? 30 okt 2006 kl. 15.48 skrev [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] > > True, there's no need to worry. > > Until of course, that night when the ragged, bony hand is scraping >...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:37

I dont think I would like to trick some 'poor fool'. Thanks for the advice anyways. On 30 Oct 2006 15:55:50 -0000, Clare Plumtree [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > > Of course if it is a real problem and y...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:26

Of course if it is a real problem and you just can't stand living there any longer, landlords usually let you off as long as you can find someone to take over the contract (speaking from student housi...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:19

On Monday 30 Oct 2006 3:36 pm, Catharine Goryn wrote: > At the end of the day it just holds memorials to people's loved ones an= d it > should be nothing to be scared of. I am sure that people visit...

RE: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:18

True, there's no need to worry. Until of course, that night when the ragged, bony hand is scraping at your window pane... Muhahahahahaaa!!! -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL R...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:16

Catharine Goryn wrote: > > > You could always tackle it the other way and actually go to the > graveyard, spend a bit of time there so you know who lives there. I > would much rather live next to...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:11

It could have been a motorway or busy railroad. I agree with Catherine. 30 okt 2006 kl. 15.36 skrev Catharine Goryn: > > > You could always tackle it the other way and actually go to the > graveyar...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:10

Thanks for the words Cathryn. Really appreciate. Much better than halloween night out advice. cheers. On 30 Oct 2006 15:35:55 -0000, Catharine Goryn [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > > > You could always ta...

RE: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 15:06

You could always tackle it the other way and actually go to the graveyard, spend a bit of time there so you know who lives there. I would much rather live next to a graveyard than some of the livin...

FN-FORUM: Blatant advertising!

date posted 30th October 2006 15:00

For all of you retro fans out there - issue 3 of ZX Shed is available to download. It's crap (in a funky skillo kind of way) ftp.worldofspectrum.org/pub/sinclair/magazines/ZXShed/ZXShedIssue03.pdf...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 14:49

Hello, I don't think you stand a chance. It's up to you to inspect the property and surroundings not the agency to show you. Another perspective is of course that he could acted like that to hide...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 14:48

On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 03:07:28PM -0000, Ramnish Kalsi wrote: > > Hello, > I need some advice on a rent agreement. > > I rented a flat on 10th of october, via a property agent. > ... > I went to t...

FN-FORUM: Rent agreement - advice

date posted 30th October 2006 14:37

Hello, I need some advice on a rent agreement. I rented a flat on 10th of october, via a property agent. While viewing the property, i got so excited with the property outlook, that I forgot to draw...

Re: FN-FORUM: Rates

date posted 30th October 2006 13:41

[snip] It's been an interesting discussion but the one thing that's bugging me i= s=20 the (apparent) assumption that the developer-hour is some sort of commodi= ty. We're not envelope-stuffers....

RE: FN-FORUM: PHP Open Source Won't Work

date posted 30th October 2006 11:34

> www.propertymanagement-software.org >Works fine for me Did you download the software and install it on a server? If so what version of PHP and MySQL? I can't see what is going wrong, so would like...

RE: FN-FORUM: PHP Open Source Won't Work

date posted 30th October 2006 10:45

[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > I was wondering if some of the PHP experts on this forum, > could explain why this code link below won't work. I am using > PHP and MySQL v5 on Fedora. The index.php just deli...

Re: FN-FORUM: PHP Open Source Won't Work

date posted 30th October 2006 10:44

Can we see the php code that should produce the missing bit please. Pam...

RE: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:39

I demand that [EMAIL REMOVED] may (or may not) have written: > 'Sage' > > :) :-) "One size fits all" Steve -- Steve Turnbull, [EMAIL REMOVED] Web Content Author Mob: 07006 311 114 Fax: 0871 989...

RE: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:26

[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > Morning all. >=20 > Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates > business processes? (Targeted at companies with over =A310M > turnover that want to "computerise...

Re: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:18

you could always go down the bullshit bingo route and use something like: transparent business processing arcitecture. its seems, that by talking utter rubbish, large businesses will through money...

FN-FORUM: PHP Open Source Won't Work

date posted 30th October 2006 10:14

I was wondering if some of the PHP experts on this forum, could explain why this code link below won't work. I am using PHP and MySQL v5 on Fedora. The index.php just delivers blank. I think it must b...

Re: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:12

Steve Turnbull wrote: > Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates business > processes? (Targeted at companies with over £10M turnover that want to > "computerise" (yuck) their workf...

Re: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:11

Steve Turnbull wrote: > Morning all. > > Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates business > processes? (Targeted at companies with over £10M turnover that want to > "computerise" (y...

RE: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:11

This stuff is called Enterprise Resource Planning or just ERP. Cheers, Gary http://www.garyshort.org/ > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] On Behalf Of = Steve > Tur...

RE: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:10

> Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates business processes? (Targeted at companies with over =A310M turnover that want to "computerise" (yuck) their workflows.) ERP / ERM...

Re: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:04

On 30 Oct 2006 10:28:50 -0000, Steve Turnbull [EMAIL REMOVED] wrot= e: > > Morning all. > > Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates business > processes? (Targeted at companies with o...

RE: FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 10:04

'Sage' :) > >Morning all. > >Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates business >processes? (Targeted at companies with over =C2=A310M turnover that want t= o >"computerise" (yuck) t...

FN-FORUM: What would you call this?

date posted 30th October 2006 09:59

Morning all. Can I ask how you would refer to software that automates business processes? (Targeted at companies with over =A310M turnover that want to "computerise" (yuck) their workflows.) Steve...

Re: Off-list: FN-FORUM: WAY OT

date posted 30th October 2006 09:51

WOW, I didn't expect to get so many replies! Well not useful ones like I did, thought I'd get more of the "take this else where and grow up" kinda reply! Thanks to all that put a thought to my situati...

RE: FN-FORUM: Your thoughts on a business concept

date posted 30th October 2006 09:29

Amsi wrote: > We do have a idea to get the ads posted by people which will > work and we can get a lot of ads posted too, so we will have > the ads posted. Er, Gumtree already do this. > but we are...

Re: FN-FORUM: Your thoughts on a business concept

date posted 30th October 2006 00:49

On 30 Oct 2006 01:11:51 -0000, Dave Fennell [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > I happen to think that gumtree is pretty disgusting to look at and > unclear to navigate. > If there were a site with a nicer desig...

Re: FN-FORUM: Your thoughts on a business concept

date posted 30th October 2006 00:43

Richard Flack wrote: > > On 29 Oct 2006 23:56:12 -0000, Amsi [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: >> >> We do have a idea to get the ads posted by people which will work and >> we can get a lot of ads posted too,...

Re: FN-FORUM: sql question

date posted 30th October 2006 00:24

Andy Macnaughton-Jones wrote: > I would *think* that if you were doing a lookup against a 1000 record > table that the results would be a lot different. I might try that - > generate the random data a...

Re: FN-FORUM: Your thoughts on a business concept

date posted 30th October 2006 00:04

On 30 Oct 2006 00:21:15 -0000, Amsi [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > > Rich, > > We do have future plans (once we have a user base) to adding elements > like swapping things concept where people can swap thin...