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posted by peter petrusich @ Mar 7, 2008
the idea of a club membership so you can try a variety of layouts before deciding which works best.
that the "club" templates are mostly outdated. I tried to use an OS Commerce template however it looks to have been created in 2003 and is not compatible with the latest version. On-line support is useless and borders on rude.
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posted by Leibovitz @ Apr 2, 2008
I like the selection of templates present on templaterover. The club thingy gives the ability to use as many as i need.. The whole impression: Pretty Satisfied
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posted by Anne Schultz @ Apr 2, 2008
Yes, Leibovitz, I totally agree with you.. When I had a problem installing my template their support patiently explained me the whole thing :)
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posted by mark ferow @ Jun 3, 2008
lots of average templates at most affordable price. really impressed by their price formation policy
The website itself looks like a result of crazy designer experiment :-)))) though some templates are very nice
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posted by H. Friedrichs @ Aug 13, 2008
I liked the idea of a quick way to get a site up and running.
OSCommerce template did not include needed files as did their "sample" template. Customer support did not seem to know anything except to refer me to their useless FAQ, then became slightly rude and referred me to a "pay for support" site rather than try to find and answer to my question. I wasted my money on this one.
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posted by jon lobb @ Oct 15, 2008
The range looks good if only I could get hold of the template
For some reason they need to call me to verify, depite e-mailing them my number - I am in the UK so made sure that they understood the 0044 element, they have not called not responded to emails and have my money, I have had no feeedback other than an automated response and they say they have 24/7 support.
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posted by Richard @ Dec 10, 2008
Their price and quality
Nothing
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