Google Checkout is here

[precision]

Google Checkout add on !!

The wait is over for everyone wanting this to work in the GEO add on system. This script will integrate smoothly right from your GEO admin.

You can buy it here: Google Checkout

This is compatible with GEO Enterprise, Version 4.0.5 and above.

It's a small download and for a limited time, we will install it for free, just choose the " No Installation required" upon checkout and send us your order detail along with your site's FTP access information along with your GEO admin access and we will install it for you in about 5 minutes !! You will have to enter your own Google Checkout login and Security Key from you own Google account once we do the activation of the Google Checkout gateway on your site.

Email to send your request to: orders@PrecisionMoney.com

See you online!

[Ivillages]

the image is broken and no price listed on your website link??

[dragan]

Bob, it was listed a few days ago when I checked it out. It's good that you didn't see it. You'd fall over... Worth it or not, hard to speak, but this guy's pricing is something...

The addon was listed at this location but now seems to be gone:
http://www.precisionmoney.com/shop/v....php?groupid=0

[Ivillages]

Wow, $950 for a blog! Hopefully it is something much better than the industry-standard Wordpress application that we provide for free with our hosting!

[dragan]

Well, taking good care of the client has many different definitions.

[precision]

Wow, $950 for a blog! Hopefully it is something much better than the industry-standard Wordpress application that we provide for free with our hosting!

Bob,
As a professional courtesy, I will not comment on your WOW. May I recommend having more positive posts on the GEO forum. Our clients count on that. And by the way, the blog is $680 not $950.

Regards,
Fahmi Slail
President
Precision Systems

[Ivillages]

Oh, I think "our clients" like a good sense of humor as well and a good chuckle to break up the tension. Sorry for misquoting your price, I see the $950 is for the Testimonials application.

Bob

[precision]

just an update to the correct link to the Google Checkout add on.

Google Checkout ~ click here

[jonyo]

Very curious captain. My first impression was not that of humor, but that of ill will, although that is probably not your intended tone in this case since I am ill-equipped to interpret emotions. Or to be more precise, am over-equipped but choose not to use emotion, and therefore do not take great lengths to interpret other people's emotion. However since you can be considered a competitor to Precision, the most logical first impression would be that you intended the statements made in your post as a means to point out the relative cost of something Precision offers on his website, for which you considered to perhaps be worth less in monetary value than the posted asking value.

Since we are on the Internet where there is an absence of facial expressions which humans normally use to convey emotion or tone, it is most logical to convey your intended emotion or tone with an appropriate smiley face, or perhaps an additional phrase at the end of your post such as the popular "just joking", or if you are on a more familiar terms with the subject, "just giving you a hard time", or equivalent. With my own preferences, I find it most satisfactory to use what is known as an "HTML closing tag" that is not an actual W3C compliant HTML tag, but rather a word or phrase meant to give the tone of the preceding statement(s). This type of HTML mis-use is normally used by "geeks", "nerds" or otherwise intelligent beings familiar with HTML markup, as a humorous way to both denote intention, confuse those not familiar with HTML markup, and signify that the writer is somewhat familiar with the end HTML tag in HTML markup.</Spock Impression>

[Ivillages]

Sure, what ever blows your hair back Jonathan!

Bob