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We are trying to compete with Netzero, PeoplePC, and Netscape for $10/month dial up internet access. We offer unlimited dial up, 5 email accounts, free spam and virus protection, web accelerator, free live-person 24/7 tech support, and content filtering for a low price of $10/month.

We are looking for a good and talented web designer to develop a professional, trustworthy layout for one of our domain names. This site should match and/or exceed the quality of competing $10/month ISP's, while at the same time allowing easy and quick access via 56k Dial up download speeds. This site would need to be done ASAP.

Please reference www.dandy.net for the services we are offering. All $17.99/month services offered on our main site will also be offered by our discount ISP branch.

Please private message with offers.

Regards,

-NJ ISP
 
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hi just pm'd you... thanks
 
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PM sent
 
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pm sent again :)
 
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An Update to this project:

We'd like our ISP site to replicate a site similar to http://www.getnetscape.com/ or http://www.apple.com as far as layout.

Simple, Clean, Center-Based, but at the same time, "Wow ... this service is CHEAP!".
 
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Never got a reply back from the last one. Did you find someone?
 
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We haven't decided :) Still looking. Will keep informed.
 
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hi sir just sent you a pm... with my new design... kindly check it sir... thanks
 
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I never got a PM back.... waiting on a response ;)
 
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My boss is away he will check all on Monday :) Thanks!!
 
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