Great work! I work for a publisher and we get referrals for our amazon ebooks. The varying items people purchase from bras to rifle scopes and of course many books is quite interesting. I'm new to programming, so would you be willing to share how to make a script to put a website together from local university bookstores? It would be a great beginner project, I think.
* I'm using his personal email. That what he told me to use. Im probably going to set up a new main gmail and setup pop3 email accounts inside for his employees to send using professional email accounts
* Thanks for remimding me about automatic renewal. I asked him if he want to purchase 2 or more years in advance, but he said no. This way it will be renewed when the time comes unless the cc# changes.
* When you say 'your own Wordpress installation' you mean installing it fresh from my hosting using wordpress.org? That's what I plan to do.
* I looked at ThemeForest, they have really nice themes for cheap. He just needs a simple basic business theme, so thank you again for the suggestion!
I told him if I can't complete the project or he's not happy with it, he owns the domain/hosting and can take it anywhere he wishes. Question was whether to save money and share accounts at first, but I agree I'm going to keep everything separate since its the safest for everybody!
Since gPlus has been integrated into the entire google experience, from gmail to blogspot, I think they have a chance against fb, but it will take a while.
Second, they have to make gPlus extremely easy to use to ensure that people will switch and stay with one product.
Third, gPlus has better video chat (multiple at a time I believe) than fb, so they have to encourage this as often as possible to keep users engaged and returning.
Great programming tutorials: youtube.com/thenewboston. Search his channel for html, css, php, etc. Check out his website, he has everything neatly organized!
reCaptcha is more than captcha since the user is reconfiguring the misconstrued word taken from a real source. If I remember correctly, the words are from old versions of New York Times and they are put through computer programs to make them hard to decode with computers.
In essence the spammers are really being helpful more than they know!