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I cannot see any registered charity status on their website or facebook page, but if you have any questions please contact them, they are very open and willing to help. :)
No Cats and Canines is not a charity - I run regular competitions on my website and this time I thought why not let a dog rescue benefit this time.
We are not connected with South East Dog Rescue - I simply chose them to receive any proceeds that our competition raises as they are local to us...
I am running an online charity raffle in aid of South East Dog Rescue
For more details visit our competition page: http://www.catsandcanines.co.uk/competition-66-c.asp
The thing is he returned it within the 7 days. In fact he delivered it himself so he would be within the 7 days.
I have changed my terms and conditions to state that no protective packaging must be removed until a decision has been made to keep the item.
Not sure I could put it like that...
Thats right. Thats what I think is a bit unfair, especially when they've used the item for 4 days, tell you "its just the job" and then it gets sent back covered in dogs hairs and I cannot resell it.
Just have to put up with it I suppose :sigh:
I've had a few customers, over the last 3 months, returning goods simply because they changed their mind.
I'm out of pocket for nearly £50 because I still have to pay the courier that I used to send them the goods.
I have to give them a full refund which includes the cost of delivery.
If...
You can compete to an extent with the likes of P @ H online. They didn't even have an online shop until about 2006-7. Although they are always top of google UK.
I think you have to sell niche products and not general products such as pet food. There isn't much of a markup on pet food for the...
I got the .com domain from Easily and they offer a web forwarding option and this points to my .co.uk site.
I don't plan to sell outside of the UK so not too worried about that at the moment.
I've done a search for similar threads but the only ones I found were from 2005 and 2008 and things may have changed since then.
I have a .co.uk site and the .com domain forwarding to the .co.uk site. I read a recent SEO article that this could affect rankings on google.
This is an interesting thread because this is what I'm currently working on. I've put a few articles on my own blog and website with a link back to my site and a couple on pet related article sites.
However, one topic about waterproof dog beds I really wanted to write about but it had 100s of...
Local newspaper ads never work for me as I don't have the budget to place a huge advert which catch peoples eye.
I've just put an A5 advert in various local shop windows and on their notice boards. You could try that?
I noted your industry is web design? Are you looking to target home...