A return to fundamentals is the best course of action.

So it really comes down to everyone getting back to the fundamentals that made it all great to start with and quit wining about it.

Here are a few things I think are important when setting up a web site.1.

Hi, All,Just a quick post, in hopes that even one person might be warned away from what I experienced.I just went thru a lot of lost cash and pain dealing with a fraudulent Credit Repair Agency (per FTC).The reason I'm posting this is just to hopefully help someone else by warning them away from these companies.Let's just say i wish someone had warned me about just ONE of the 36 companies described in this pdf file from the Federal Trade Commission....http://www.ftc.gov/os/2008/10/081023sweeplist.pdfVernHere is an example I found posted on the web, described in this FTC document...I3SOLUTIONS.NET, GENE SCHWALEN: Cease & Desist issued to i3Solutions.net, Merle Eugene Schwalen III, by NC Attorney General.Item 1.

We have the fundamentals of our business already established and are relatively young in our market.

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I am a web developer and have worked from home on my own for many years now.

My experience leads me to the tax assessors web site, or if possible to the courthouse and pull the card myself.

Granted , today is a little different environment , but the fundamentals are still the same.

Shop around some more...especially now with everyone's marketing budget down there should be a lot of web designers out there looking for work.