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["Darren Littlejohn" <darrenl@cats.ucsc.edu>]

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Darren Littlejohn
Psychology Instructional Computing Manager
Psychology Faculty Services
University of California Santa Cruz
831-459-4652
darrenl@cats.ucsc.edu

I often quote myself; it adds spice to my conversation. -George Bernard
Shaw

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> mikeh@minivend.com
> Sent: Thursday, January 21, 1999 4:14 PM
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> Subject: Re: UserDB
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> Quoting Barry Treahy (treahy@mmaz.com):
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I have a couple of clients looking to set up immediate solutions, and one
has told me that they set up a ShopSite site for $500. It seems ridiculously
low, but the sites I have looked at are pretty nice.

My question is, how does Minivend compare to Shopsite? What would the
advantages and disadvantages be of using either as a web developer?

Just from a functionality and useabiltity perspective. I wonder if anyone
can just call up best.com and get an online store for $500, how can I
compete by programming up a shopping cart system for them?

??

thanks!

-d-

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