Boz and Kenz's post-BITLive shop now open!

Boz · Post by **Boz** » 23/09/2003 - 0:16

Hello all,

As we've had requests from many people asking for stuff that was on our stall and wasn't officially for sale, or we had run out of stock, we've decided to set up an online shop!

We are accepting PayPal payments, along with snail-mail cheques.

Head over to:
http://shop.boznet.com/

Seeya there!

Matrix · Post by **Matrix** » 23/09/2003 - 0:40

Sweet.... cant wait to hang my poster on the wall, see what its like at full quality

- looking at it in photoshop is one thing, having it hung like a horse is quite another

Chris Abbott · Post by **Chris Abbott** » 23/09/2003 - 8:03

Hail to the Shopkeeper, Shopkeeper Boz!

Chris

Boz · Post by **Boz** » 23/09/2003 - 8:56

Two paaaahnd, mushy paaaahnd....

(Now all the non-UK people are looking at me like I'm mad or summat. And they're not wrong.)

skitz · Post by **skitz** » 23/09/2003 - 17:12

So, what kind of percentage did we agree on for the web server consultancy work?

Matrix · Post by **Matrix** » 23/09/2003 - 17:55

I like the cart software and how its plugged into pay pal - love to have a chat on how all that is set up...

Chris Abbott · Post by **Chris Abbott** » 23/09/2003 - 18:10

skitz wrote:So, what kind of percentage did we agree on for the web server consultancy work?

"Two paaaahnd, mushy paaaahnd.... "

Boz · Post by **Boz** » 23/09/2003 - 18:17

Matrix wrote:I like the cart software and how its plugged into pay pal - love to have a chat on how all that is set up...

Feel free to e-mail me. As a summary, though, the shop is actually running on my little server here at home. The cart is based on some PHP code I knocked up, and when you click on "checkout" it sends the cart to PayPal in one go. Seemed the quickest and easiest way to have a multiple-item cart.

Boz · Post by **Boz** » 23/09/2003 - 18:19

skitz wrote:So, what kind of percentage did we agree on for the web server consultancy work?

4.16% on a crate of beer I'll buy?

skitz · Post by **skitz** » 23/09/2003 - 18:24

Make mine a coke!

Matrix · Post by **Matrix** » 23/09/2003 - 18:42

Email sent Boz - Thx

Subzero · Post by **Subzero** » 23/09/2003 - 19:12

Ã‚Â£14.99 for a poster??? are you MAAAAAAAAAAADDD!!!!! must be seriously expensive ink!!!

Chris Abbott · Post by **Chris Abbott** » 23/09/2003 - 19:15

> Ã‚Â£14.99 for a poster??? are you MAAAAAAAAAAADDD
Actually, seriously expensive paper, and seriously expensive machine to print it on. If you did just one colour poster as a one off to those specs, the printer would charge Ã‚Â£400 because of the setup costs, plates, etc. If you want Ã‚Â£3 posters, you have to buy about 2,000 posters. The last time I did that with the BIT 3 posters I ended up dumping them in the street after 8-bit revolution, and putting them on a dustbin at Brighton.

Not that it has anything to do with me, of course, but the Bouff shop uses the same stuff and it's seriously good quality: much better than a crappy old poster.

Chris

Boz · Post by **Boz** » 23/09/2003 - 19:16

subzero wrote:Ã‚Â£14.99 for a poster??? are you MAAAAAAAAAAADDD!!!!! must be seriously expensive ink!!!

Expensive pigment-based ink thingy and heavyweight paper. We're not making a profit on these either, we get them at an expensive price. Sorry mate!

Addendum: Chris answered this a lot better than I could! Ta Chris

Matrix · Post by **Matrix** » 23/09/2003 - 19:26

Hey - Its worth it Too !!

- I tried to get my own print from my original photoshop file, the quoted price was very similar (minus postage and crdboard tube of course). One off's always are, unless as chris says, you buy em in bulk.