Are there any examples of 123 Reg's Ecommerce sites about?

[AppleJack]

I'm thinking about setting up a website using 123 Reg Ecommerce package at £8.99 per month. I've been googling for ideas of how the finished product would look and I can't find any. Has anyone got any examples of how their finished shops look? The only one I could find was a toy shop which featured in one their blogs and quite frankly it looks great (http://inside.123-reg.co.uk/archives/traditional-toys-from-a-top-trader) and if it could look like that then I'd be a very happy customer.

Before anyone says it, I know from googling that they've not got the greatest rep in the world but as a stepping stone for a minute fledging business who just wants to dip their toe in the water, I think it's worth considering them. I just want to see the finished article and would love to hear first hand from someone how difficult it is to set up/run. I'm not the most technical person.

 

[Sunny Sahota]

I know you've already said that they don't have the best rep in the world, but to re-iterate, I would avoid 123 reg. I have read some really bad reviews about their customer service.
If its an ecommerce package you're after why not drop me a PM, I'm a web designer and currently in the process of registering a new limted company and finding a virtual office and all the rest of it. Worked as a freelance web designer since last November, so maybe we can work something out for you?

Sunny

 

[AppleJack]

Someone must use them surely?! :redface:

 

[David-Web-Guy]

Did you find anyone in the End?

 

[ScottNelson&Co]

NOOOO

Go read some reviews before you go down the 123-reg website route.

I register my domains through them, but that's about it.

 

[Jonathan Bird]

I can say that a great company for doing e commerce is red eye media - well worth a look.

 

[jamesmd]

don't waste your time.

install magento, buy a theme, hire a magento theme designer to adapt it. much better, more adaptable.