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Hi,
I have been in the business of repairing classic systems, ie NES, SNES, & Gameboy for some time now, and would like to branch out to other related sites to expand my business. My site is www.nintendorepair.com. Please check it out, and let me know if you would be willing to share links on each other's sites. Thanks.
I really don't think you fit our profile, sorry.
Good luck with your business though :)
damn so i was messing up my games when i would blow on it :(
cool site though.
yeah, our site is pretty much non-profit, whereas yours is profit. youre pretty much asking us to be free advertisement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lefteris_D
Jeez, the original turn down would have sufficed :dry:
Well, thanks for considering it anyway, and for checking out the site. I have noticed a few people linking through this site, so I guess I am still getting free advertising :) Any suggestions on the layout of the site (if anyone is interested)?
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Originally Posted by Neco
I'll keep you in mind if I ever get an NES, SNES or Gameboy and they break...
(yeah...)
Layout looks decent enough and alright for navigation for your limited selection.
at least he is trying to keep classic systems alive. sounds okay but then again i dont own this site sooo. yeah .whatever that means.
You should advertize on ebay. There is a guy there that converts Atari 2600's to work with RCA jacks doing his thing. I don't see why you couldn't. By the way. I have some used nes parts in my closet. pay the shipping & you can have them. :D
The new site is http://www.nintendorepairshop.com
we have added a bunch of new items, and the website has been completely rennovated. Still, we have the same overall mission of restoring NES's.
Nice stock you got there. I'm interested in a N64 controller, but I have never bought anything on Internet :)
thanx for posting new link i checked the link the other day and it was dead. gj keep up the good work:happy:
Yeah, I like the site too.
Good for you man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butters
Good site.
Nice site, but for the $25 a NES repair costs, you can easly buy another...
Seriously? Where can you? Part of the reason I made the site is because Ebay merchants hide their prices in shipping costs. Once you tack those on you can't find a working system for less than $40 unless you get lucky on an auction. Even if you do get one for $40 or less you have to spend time searching and bidding. So far I think people have enjoyed having a place to go for these accessories, and I am happy to provide it and make some money in my spare time.
Here you can buy them for that price @ eBay and similar sites, retrofairs and retroshops. Please don't get me wrong, I really appreaciate what you're doing, but it's just that I wouldn't do it since the NES is not too expensive here.
