BEWARE i just clicked onto a link provided by Justtemplateit’s website for techvalley and my Avast antivirus popped up telling me there is a trojan worm virus.

The “upgrade” fee was a PITA in Jan 2009(£49+VAT) after the initial design fees only in July 2008 (£695+VAT), and then renewal each year, at whatever that was, it became a solution far too expensive to consider for me. I think Froo took on too many stores, too quickly, and then couldn’t maintain the level of service they once did.

Though credit to my designer Ade, who was an absolute star and very patient with the initial designs and graphics,

Tis a shame, but not unexpected TBH
Suz x

We doubled our ebay sales when we left Frooition and had our template redesigned by AsWas, and we were able to use the images for our website – couldn’t be happier with AsWas design, professionalism and aftersales service. We’re very small, but the AswAs fee paid back in 6 weeks!

Liz, worth a go as many Outlets need to do something to improve their image after looking at their feedback

eSellerpro did Tesco, quite impressed as they don’t position themselves as an eBay design company typically.

Personally I think it went downhill when it became Frooition, and they started “tinkering.” However, in their defence, I suspect that as it was it wasn’t cost effective and they had to do something to bring in more money.

I realise with hindsight that we could have likely created a similar style ourselves, after all it’s only glorified css, and if I was to have an eBay shop again that’s the path I would take.

From the Frooition that caused existing customers to right off what they had invested in a store design unless they paid an additional fee for the “upgrade”