What type of business do you own? [Archive]

BobW

May 5th, 2006, 10:03 PM

Irrigation contractor here.

Interesting business... lots of guys are better at putting stuff in the ground than I am, but they all end up out of business.... first rule of business is that you are a businessman first! Understand your financial situation at all times. If you let stuff slide because you are too busy, you WILL be out of business real fast.

Second rule: Most businesses fail because they are undercapitalized. Keep a reserve fund to keep you going.

Cyber6

May 7th, 2006, 04:51 PM

For me, I am openning a exotic fruit-juice/smoothie/power drink/bubble tea store in downtown Toronto. If you're in the business district, you might see a new store being erected. That's me! :) (Don't come asking for freebies.. :P )
I will hopefully be opening up in the next couple of days, and I hope it goes well.

Congrats Blunt !!!..

I will certainly drop by and give you my business. Nothing better than to support fellow RFD'ers.. :D

Now.. if you see an exotic red head.. don't go asking if is Cyber6 .. ;)

ScoobySnacks

May 8th, 2006, 02:02 AM

I run a pretty popular humor website aBum.com (http://www.abum.com)

It's pretty fun, get to work from home :)

do close to 200,000 visitors per day now :)

Venusia

May 8th, 2006, 02:00 PM

I do consulting engineering, and some technical translations.

AuroraGG

May 8th, 2006, 05:25 PM

I am a writer and freelance for a couple different online publishers. LOL if anyone is really interested I'll post the URLs. I also do design work (cards, menus and such but haven't been actively pursuing this lately -- I've been really focused on the writing).

My husband owns his own business as well. He owns a pawnshop but over the past couple years has gone back a bit more into a previous business of custom gold jewelry design. He designs some pretty nice gold rings, chains, etc. and makes them all starting with creating the mold and melting the gold. It is certainly not a business I'd ever be able to do, but I do like the benefits of having a goldsmith in the family :)

Take care all - would love to hear more about the businesses / self-employment of others on here.

Aurora

vladislav

May 8th, 2006, 05:33 PM

I do IT Consulting. I opened my business about a year ago and it's been going pretty good. Right now looking into expanding a list of clients, considered advertising but I don't know too much about that. Having own business is great, I can't even think of having to work regular 9-5 jobs now.

chococrazy

May 8th, 2006, 06:39 PM

Can I have an almond milk tea with no tapioca?

Seriously though, let us know where your location is... I'll definitely drop by on my lunch hour!

StarvinStudent

May 8th, 2006, 07:00 PM

I've started up a Software and Web Development shop. We mainly target smaller businesses that are looking to develop an online presence or require custom software developed to either automate workflows or assist in data management.

Currently business is pretty slow as it's difficult attracting clients since we have a very small portfolio. But we've started offering to develop sites and systems for free for some businesses to hopefully get the ball rolling via word of mouth.

meatpie77

May 8th, 2006, 09:22 PM

I, too, am an IT Consultant. I've been doing this for 6 months, and have been taking it slow and steady -- learining the ropes of being a sole proprietor without sticking my neck out too much. This is my second business, as I spent the last 5 years playing in a rock band, and have a little knowledge of how it all works (and the knowledge that I don't enjoy having partners). I'm looking forward to lots of studying and taking certification tests over the summer, and may take on 1 or 2 more clients if all is going well in the fall.

B40

May 8th, 2006, 11:43 PM

I run a pretty popular humor website aBum.com (http://www.abum.com)

It's pretty fun, get to work from home :)

do close to 200,000 visitors per day now :)

Congrats, that's quite the site... I've purchased advertising on there before, unfortunately, it didn't do too well :(

ScoobySnacks

May 9th, 2006, 01:15 AM

Oh yeah? for which site?

And did you purchase through adbrite or me directly?

Ryan

B40

May 9th, 2006, 01:18 AM

Oh yeah? for which site?

And did you purchase through adbrite or me directly?

Ryan

AdBrite... I only purchased $20 for I think one week.. it didn't do that good so I didn't renew. Had no idea it was a fellow Canadian/RFDer running the site :cheesygri

chuckieland

May 9th, 2006, 01:39 AM

i own a import/export and wholesale business
mainly in Gifts/promotion/wedding...etc

jckc

May 9th, 2006, 02:31 AM

I opened a franchised tutoring centre last Sept. It's growing steadily. I haven't quit my regular pt job (am not planning too). Happy and also super busy :)

Glad to see this forum... when I was preparing last year, I was soooo looking forward to share both my frustration and excitment with someone in similar situation.

ilya

May 9th, 2006, 02:37 AM

If anyone wants to expand their business to Montreal, PM me, we'll talk...

kennyt18

May 9th, 2006, 01:34 PM

My partners and I operate an online dating website.

www.ittakes2.com

We mainly target Americans because the cost to acquire an American customer is more cost effective than acquiring a Canadian customer.

Has anyone here on RFD ever seen or heard of us?

Spidey

May 9th, 2006, 01:38 PM

computer repair and mainetance, website design, hardware sales and network setups, troubleshooting

Just out of house

hi-tech

May 9th, 2006, 03:38 PM

I own a Telus Dealership in the GTA.

ScoobySnacks

May 9th, 2006, 06:37 PM

can you get me out of my mike cell deal? I dont even use the damn things.

I'm just paying the min per month for 2 phones for absolutly nothing...

phd1969

May 10th, 2006, 12:30 AM

Congrats to everyone, I just sold one of my websites to my old boss for a pretty good chunk of change. Due to the NDA I can't really say what website or how much, but let's just say I'm 23 and just put a downpayment on a new condo in development in downtown Ottawa.

I'm in the process of developing a new website, hopefully it's as successful.

Bullseye

May 10th, 2006, 01:45 PM

StarvinStudent

May 10th, 2006, 02:01 PM

I run an accounting services business, doing the books and taxes for small businesses, and some individual people as well. I still have a part time job as an accountant, and I'm also a part time stay at home dad. It's a nice balance, it's all been working out surprisingly well so far.

Do you have an accounting designation such as CGA/CMA/CA? Is it necessary to have one? I was considering doing this on the side as well, but figured I couldn't since all I have is a BComm.

aimie

May 10th, 2006, 02:01 PM

I'm a retailer for cloth diapers, diapering accessories, and baby carriers.

http://clothdiapermom.com/

I spent so much time trying to find these products locally when I had my dd, so I figured there must be a market. The Hotslings on the Baby Carrier page are our biggest seller. Seriously my personal favourite baby item to have.

Don't laugh too hard at my site. Im totally new to making web pages and just work on it outside of my full-time job. :)

a4toronto

May 10th, 2006, 02:19 PM

project management consultant

Bullseye

May 10th, 2006, 02:22 PM

Do you have an accounting designation such as CGA/CMA/CA? Is it necessary to have one? I was considering doing this on the side as well, but figured I couldn't since all I have is a BComm.

I've completed about half of the CGA program, but decided it wasn't worth the cost or time required to finish it, for what I want to do. I am a Certified Bookkeeper, though, and have worked as a full-cycle staff accountant in various capacities for about 8 years. For small businesses, I'm a good fit, as I am not as expensive as a full accoutant would be for them, yet I can do much of what they would do. With some clients, I do the books to a certain point, then hand it off to a designated accountant to finish year end, with others, I do it all for them from start to finish.

If you're looking to get into this, you may want to consider the Certified Bookkeeper program with the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping, with a BComm, you will likely already have some of the required courses completed. I wouldn't recommend going out on your own yet, though, unless you have a fair bit of experience with a wide variety of businesses in term of accounting. Get exposed to lots of different things first, you'll need that knowledge if you are going to be the one responsible for a companies books.

tdot12

May 10th, 2006, 08:58 PM

Im a wholesale dropshipper

www.stores.ebay.com/wholesale-branded-clothing

jckc

May 11th, 2006, 02:42 AM

I'm a retailer for cloth diapers, diapering accessories, and baby carriers.

http://clothdiapermom.com/

Don't laugh too hard at my site. Im totally new to making web pages and just work on it outside of my full-time job. :)

this is a great site. easy to navigate and you have all the necessary info there. The resource centre was also very informative.

Cloth is the way to go! :)

aimie

May 11th, 2006, 02:19 PM

this is a great site. easy to navigate and you have all the necessary info there. The resource centre was also very informative.

Cloth is the way to go! :)

Thank you! That means a lot to hear. :)

toalan

May 11th, 2006, 03:50 PM

I am almost done development on my electronics design bussiness. I am hoping to sell a few of my electronic designs on the internet. Hopefully in the next month once my prototyping is all done and tested I can begin to sell them. I am concentrating my development on aftermarket automotive electronics, stuff that controls fueling and ignition for force inducted cars, but I also have some work on encryption that I want to sell.
The website is www.14point7.com, the site is down now as I am looking for a new host, but it will be up shortly. Most of my work is centered around C development for the AVR microcontrollers, with some analog circuitry and PC C# development thrown in.

Also hopefully in the not so distant future once I get my electronics stuff off the ground I am hoping to get back into the power industry, and offer consulting services for forecasting electricity prices.

It is tough getting your own stuff off the ground, you gotta do it all by yourself and pat yourself on the back all day long, I find that I do work in spurts, somedays I will just chill until 5 pm and then work until 11-12.
right now I have to wait till next week for my prototypes to get shipped back to me, so i am just playing computer games all day. I need to finish up some work on C#, but I hate object oriented programming with such a passion.

I honestly wish I could do the 9-5, unfortunately i have some medical stuff that does not allow me to do the 9-5.

Throughout this process of trying to start my own business I realized that the lowest common denomintor to a successful business it to make all parties involved in a transaction happy. If I can sell my product for a reasonable profit then I am happy, if the buyer gets good value for the money then he is happy and both of you can continue on your merry way.

HDawg

May 11th, 2006, 04:51 PM

Hardware site owner and reviewer :)

http://www.viperlair.com

slice

May 12th, 2006, 02:23 AM

communications... including PR, advertising (purchasing and creating) Public Speaking training & sales training. I've also consulted for a few radio stations. I've been in the broadcast business for SEVERAL years now and have been on my own for about 8 years. It has its ups and downs however I'm able to charge top dollar when business comes my way. When it comes to creating audio/video ads its amazing what you can do with the right pc, software, mic and mixer. When I first started, in the business, I could only dream of producing broadcast quality messages from home. Now I'm doing just that with items airing throughout North America (tv, radio and theatres).
Like most small business owners, tax time can be a bit of a drag unless you're in the habit of putting money aside on a regular basis.

Canucklehead

May 13th, 2006, 11:13 PM

Sales/Marketing consultant here.

Canucklehead

May 13th, 2006, 11:17 PM

kanobisan

May 16th, 2006, 10:40 AM

Hi Everyone,

I have just started an ANIME toys and collectible store online not long ago selling mostly japanese toys figures and some related apparels. As every small business know, the most challenging part is to advertise. Well for me the advertising part is the most challenging part.

Anyways, check my website out and let me know what you guys think =)
Thanks in advance.

www.kctoysshop.com
Toronto, Ontario

kennyt18

May 16th, 2006, 02:30 PM

Never heard of you guys but a fantastic website! Well done.

Thanks. The online dating market is quite competitive. Especially with more and more people being comfortable about meeting people on the internet which is leading to a proliferation of dating sites and social networking sites.

Take a look at the popularity of those social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook. These websites are also used for dating as well but they offer the user a "community" to discuss whatever they want. From a strategic and financial point of view, there are advantages and disadvantages of building a "community" which I don't want to get into because it is too long. But in the end, it comes down to cost versus profit. Building a community costs more money than focusing solely on dating.

itTakes2.com is solely focused on dating and we compete head to head with the market leaders such as Match.com and Lavalife.com. We try to offer value added services to our users such as psychic readings which is popular with women, online poker with chat for male users, etc.

If anyone here on RFD has used other online dating services, which ones did you use? Were you successful in getting in touch with women either by email, phone, in person, etc.?

1234PENS

May 16th, 2006, 03:11 PM

red-antz

May 16th, 2006, 06:00 PM

project management consultant

I'm very interested in project management as a career. I was a project management assistant for the last 6 months, and was truely into it.

Do you have any advice on do's, don't and what type of qualifications would be ideal??

DBM

May 16th, 2006, 11:38 PM

1234PENS

May 17th, 2006, 01:32 AM

Very nice, I might order soon- once the business takes off.

DBM - sure no problem let me know what you need & ill hook u up with a deal.

dgmorr

May 17th, 2006, 01:54 AM

DaFonz

May 17th, 2006, 02:02 AM

1234 PENS: www.1234PENS.com

You guys ripped off the futureshop website

1234PENS

May 17th, 2006, 12:53 PM

You guys ripped off the futureshop website

We didnt rip any site, we used a template which futureshop is using as well.

Also I think futureshop ripped us off!! All the logos are diffrent on both sites as you can see.

DaFonz

May 17th, 2006, 01:03 PM

We didnt rip any site, we used a template which futureshop is using as well.

Also I think futureshop ripped us off!! All the logos are diffrent on both sites as you can see.

Can you link to the template please?

deejayspinz

May 17th, 2006, 01:29 PM

Can you link to the template please?

Why would you assume he ripped off Future Shop? Can you prove that Future Shop had their new look (I think it was last summer) up before he had his look? Doubt it. Maybe you could provide all of us some proof to back your claim?

Dave

B40

May 17th, 2006, 01:39 PM

You guys ripped off the futureshop website

RFD ripped off every other site using vbulletin too :twisted:

DaFonz

May 17th, 2006, 01:47 PM

Why would you assume he ripped off Future Shop? Can you prove that Future Shop had their new look (I think it was last summer) up before he had his look? Doubt it. Maybe you could provide all of us some proof to back your claim?

Dave

The sites have a striking resemblence. Agree?

Now, original poster stated that they used the same template. Ok, so I asked for the template. If he can come up with it, then I guess I was wrong.

If not (which I suspect), do you think that a multi million dollar corporation with its own dedicated team of artists would just happen to come across 1234pens.com and just happen to decide.. oh, let's rip this site off design as the new look for one of the biggest sites in Canada.

Edit: Let me predict the responses
- 1234pens.com is a small company - just let him be! Who cares if he's ripping off futureshop
- You're wrong! Futureshop ripped him off!
- Get a life n00b
- It's just a design, it's not a big deal

DaFonz

May 17th, 2006, 01:48 PM

RFD ripped off every other site using vbulletin too :twisted:

Do you not have a clue? Talking about licensed software is different from a design.

deejayspinz

May 17th, 2006, 02:07 PM

Edit: Let me predict the responses
- 1234pens.com is a small company - just let him be! Who cares if he's ripping off futureshop
- You're wrong! Futureshop ripped him off!
- Get a life n00b
- It's just a design, it's not a big deal

DaFonz,

My point is, everyone here can be a judge for themselves. Sure, it looks like he ripped FS off. But who cares? Point is, you dont know for a fact, so you dont have the right to point a finger.

Let FS discover and deal with it, I am sure they have lawyers and will make a issue if necessary. The purpose of this thread was to share business ventures.. not pick on one guy who is trying to make a buck.

So, lets add a 4th option to your list: Who cares, lets drop the topic. :)

rc51

May 17th, 2006, 02:14 PM

1234PENS

May 17th, 2006, 02:50 PM

I run a pretty popular humor website aBum.com (http://www.abum.com)

It's pretty fun, get to work from home :)

do close to 200,000 visitors per day now :)

On average how much can you make a month from a site like that?

Quick_lude

May 17th, 2006, 03:22 PM

Home improvement business.

Mainly entrance doors, storm doors as well as interior French doors. Also patio sliding doors and aluminum porch enclosures.
We also do fences and decks.

www.poldoor.ca

AbilityZone

May 19th, 2006, 11:04 PM

Private Career College

Training in plumbing, electrical, drywall repairs, carpentry and janitorial skills for people on EI and Ontario Works (for the most part).

tragu

May 20th, 2006, 12:49 PM

I offer web design for Canadian service professionals. I create simple and professional websites that are easy to maintain.

Best regards,
Thuva

cdnNick

May 20th, 2006, 01:23 PM

I own a web hosting and design services company. Mainly focusing on the local Ottawa area, but I have done some business in the Windsor area. Always looking for new markets and oppurtunities.

If any RFD members need hosting or site design, feel free to contact me and I will give you a discount.

If anyone else is in this market/field and wants to discuss some experiences please do so and message me. It's a tough area to keep up with ever changing technology and tools.

Nick

Blood_Lust

May 20th, 2006, 02:28 PM

Owner and Designer of SEFDesign. Clients around Toronto and Timmins.

Open for collaborations and outsource projects.

www.sefdesign.com

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/Blood_Lust/sig_banner.jpg

chris_shawn100

May 21st, 2006, 02:54 AM

we sales different kinds of consumer electronic,just like voip phones,sunglass mp3,USB DVB-T,mp3,computer parts...!

toalan

May 21st, 2006, 12:56 PM

chris_shawn100, stop spamming me.

biggerthanboykins

May 21st, 2006, 04:52 PM

I do aluminum columns and railings..

I need some help with my webpage...can someone contact me through pm..

canabiz

May 21st, 2006, 11:37 PM

Thanks. The online dating market is quite competitive. Especially with more and more people being comfortable about meeting people on the internet which is leading to a proliferation of dating sites and social networking sites.

Take a look at the popularity of those social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook. These websites are also used for dating as well but they offer the user a "community" to discuss whatever they want. From a strategic and financial point of view, there are advantages and disadvantages of building a "community" which I don't want to get into because it is too long. But in the end, it comes down to cost versus profit. Building a community costs more money than focusing solely on dating.

itTakes2.com is solely focused on dating and we compete head to head with the market leaders such as Match.com and Lavalife.com. We try to offer value added services to our users such as psychic readings which is popular with women, online poker with chat for male users, etc.

If anyone here on RFD has used other online dating services, which ones did you use? Were you successful in getting in touch with women either by email, phone, in person, etc.?

I'm not speaking from my own experience LOL but a lot of my buddies are quite interested in the *intimate* section of Lavalife, kenny

To put it blunt, they are on the prowl for one-night stands and the likes, I don't know if you factor this in your website but that's an angle you could look into

chingoh

Jun 3rd, 2006, 08:08 PM

Wedding / Event / Portrait photography. Was a hobby and thought why not start up a side business with it. Been shooting for 15 years, but only in business for two. However, everyone's got a digital camera now and the wedding photography business is very competitive. Might diversify and try more commercial shoots or get hooked up with the board of education for some contract work.

Everyone thinks they're a wedding photographer until you compare the photos from a guy with a digital camera and a professional. Not saying I'm up there with the guys that have been in the business for 15-20 years, but I give my clients quality that can't be achieved with an entry level SLR and a flash on top. I've talked to a lot of people in the business for years before the digital camera came out and business is rough for them.

Check me out - www.moxiphoto.com

krazykanuck

Jun 4th, 2006, 11:42 PM

Hello Guys,

I own 2 promotional product companies - we sell all types of promotional products. Everyone who own's a company needs promotional items to hand out to there customers - so I will give free shipping & no set-up charges to anyone on RFD.

Masal Advertising: www.masalpromo.com
1234 PENS: www.1234PENS.com

Thanks

Nice..I could use you guys...I'll send you a PM

My "business" if you want..is running with the help of my friend one of the largest Honda Civic car clubs: www.clubcivicquebec.com

we're @ 500+ members throughout the province of Quebec, + Advertising and etc..it's not bad..we started as a hobby then it grew..only problem is my 9-5 job takes alot of time away from it....

Ron

Jun 7th, 2006, 04:52 AM

My partners and I operate an online dating website.

www.ittakes2.com

Has anyone here on RFD ever seen or heard of us?

I have seen your site before, but that might be because I�m in a related industry.

nabeel

Jun 7th, 2006, 10:21 AM

I run an online store selling VoIP hardware (phones, adapters, Asterisk server hardware, etc.). The store is at www.voipdepot.ca.

In addition, also do installs of VoIP PBXs for small to medium businesses. Either Asterisk or turn-key solutions, depending on the needs/budget of the customer.

sensibleshoppers

Jun 9th, 2006, 06:59 PM

I own and operate www.sensibleshoppers.com I started my business just over a month ago and it's going slowly but surely. I find the hardest part is drawing in customers to purchase. I have had many hits but sadly only a few sales.
I sell electronics right now but eventually want to branch off into car electronics as well. (That's coming real soon)

All I can say is GOOD LUCK to everybody. Itdefinately is a challenge running your own business but the rewards can be great! Take care.

rayzer

Jun 10th, 2006, 05:01 PM

We sell high end home/car audio parts for DIY (do-it-yourself) audiophiles. Based in Richmond Hill and started out as just a hobby, it's gonna be 3 yrs (2 yrs part-time) and 1 yr full time (quit full-time job) this Nov!

Right now we are branching out and also sourcing products from Asia and selling to companies who wish to obtain cost savings.

thanks

Birdman

Jun 11th, 2006, 09:15 AM

We own a Ceremonial Dove Release business

Wings D'Amour (http://www.wingsdamour.com)

We personally service the eastern side of the GTA to Belleville,
but have other companies we work with across Ontario.

Ontario Dove Releases (http://www.ontariodovereleases.com/)

Dream Is Alive

Jun 12th, 2006, 12:53 PM

lochlan651

Jun 12th, 2006, 03:30 PM

If anyone here on RFD has used other online dating services, which ones did you use? Were you successful in getting in touch with women either by email, phone, in person, etc.?

I havent personally, but I have quite a few friends who have.

My best friend used Lavalife for a few months, went on 3 dates with 3 women and found his current (1yr+) girlfriend, soon to be fiance.

My girlfriend used Lavalife for a while before she met me. Went on over 15 dates with guys she met, and every single one of them lied. About age/weight/employment/relationship status etc......

That is an experience I have heard from a lot of girls. Guys lie on Lavalife.

Too bad there isnt someway of verifying people so they cant lie on the site. Send someone out to take an actual picture, see their birth certificate and their house (to make sure they are not married) and see a paycheck :)

aimie

Jun 12th, 2006, 03:45 PM

I run a Baby Sign Language business - www.tinytalkers.ca - teaching hearing parents how to use American Sign Language with their hearing babies. The benefits to both children and parents is astonishing & is tons of fun!

Very cool! I signed with my dd and it was great. At 8 - 9 months she was signing for milk, could tell us when she was 'done' shopping with us at stores, and even for diaper changes. This really cut back on crying and decreased frustration for her. I LOVED it!!! The only thing was she ended up being an early talker so we cut back on teaching her new signs. I can't wait to try signing again with our next baby. (baby on the way) :)

canabiz

Jun 12th, 2006, 08:38 PM

I havent personally, but I have quite a few friends who have.

My best friend used Lavalife for a few months, went on 3 dates with 3 women and found his current (1yr+) girlfriend, soon to be fiance.

My girlfriend used Lavalife for a while before she met me. Went on over 15 dates with guys she met, and every single one of them lied. About age/weight/employment/relationship status etc......

That is an experience I have heard from a lot of girls. Guys lie on Lavalife.

Too bad there isnt someway of verifying people so they cant lie on the site. Send someone out to take an actual picture, see their birth certificate and their house (to make sure they are not married) and see a paycheck :)

Did you meet your g/f on Lavalife too ? Most of my friends went on Lavalife to look for one night stands, no strings attached kinda thing

lochlan651

Jun 12th, 2006, 09:52 PM

Did you meet your g/f on Lavalife too ? Most of my friends went on Lavalife to look for one night stands, no strings attached kinda thing

As I said at the beginning of the post (which you quoted)
I haven't personally. Never needed to.

But I know lots of people who dont have time, or the social network to find someone. That being said, I only know guys who have found someone meaningful on Lavalife. All the women I know, have only found liars.

Dream Is Alive

Jun 13th, 2006, 09:25 AM

Very cool! I signed with my dd and it was great. At 8 - 9 months she was signing for milk, could tell us when she was 'done' shopping with us at stores, and even for diaper changes. This really cut back on crying and decreased frustration for her. I LOVED it!!! The only thing was she ended up being an early talker so we cut back on teaching her new signs. I can't wait to try signing again with our next baby. (baby on the way) :)

Thanks for sharing - research shows that babies who sign speak sooner and have larger vocab & higher IQ's. So far so good I guess! And at least if you want to keep up ASL she has a real second language already. Since you are also in the baby biz, if you want to send me brochures, I can pass them on to clients. (Info is on my site www.tinytalkers.ca) Also felt guilty entire time for using disposable diapers so may even check you out myself for our next one!

Clueless Fox

Jun 13th, 2006, 10:02 AM

This is all really neat..

I have a friend who does freelance graphic/print design, could be anything, really..

If any of you guys are looking for something (posters/banners/logos/designs etc etc) to spruce up your businesses, give me a pm, or email at:

clueless_fox@hotmail.com

I personally don't have any business yet, but probably after I graduate.

intravino

Jun 14th, 2006, 12:33 PM

I own carplugs (http://www.carplugs.com)

OBD2 connectors, cables and interfaces for your car.

If you want to erase your check engine light on your instrument cluster.

leafs

Jun 18th, 2006, 09:23 PM

I am a partner in a Fine Art printing business called Crescent Hill Editions. We are a part of the Art Gallery (http://www.crescenthill.com/) Crescent Hill located in Mississauga. We print Giclee's (http://www.novaspace.com/AUTO/Giclee.html) on canvas from original art work provided by our Canadian artists. We also are starting to sell a line that will allow customers to give us their own pictures and we can print them in large format on canvas and have them stretched.

kennyt18

Jun 19th, 2006, 03:50 PM

I have seen your site before, but that might be because I�m in a related industry.

What industry are you in?

Drew_W

Jul 3rd, 2006, 12:54 AM

I run Solutions A/V, which provides custom design and installation of Home Theatres and 2-channel Stereo Systems.

http://www.solutionsav.ca/

I'm also an avid eBayer and have retained Silver PowerSeller status (or higher, I was Gold for a short period) for the last 2.5 years.

cdnNick

Jul 3rd, 2006, 09:12 AM

I run Solutions A/V, which provides custom design and installation of Home Theatres and 2-channel Stereo Systems.

http://www.solutionsav.ca/

I just wanted to make a quick comment about your website. You should use the title tags to place a description of your business in there. If you notice when you surf to the site it comes up as "Untitled Document" if you change this Untitled Document it will display the name of the company or whatever you place in there. This will give your site a more finished look.