search on this web site has changed
19 July 2007, 06:41 AM
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search on this web site has changed
can some body tell me why when i now use the search on this site it comes up google search and not like before with the option of advance search,
every time i do a search it seems its out of this site,
i hate it, this web site is ace and now i cant find anything,please help
matt
every time i do a search it seems its out of this site,
i hate it, this web site is ace and now i cant find anything,please help
matt
19 July 2007, 04:11 PM
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19 July 2007, 06:13 PM
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Yep 
Have option to use a service for years after registering and even paying £25 for a 12 month membership in may case.
Then Have said option taken away unless you pay more money.
Obviously the site costs money but wasn't that what the adverts were brought in for.
The main reason I visit SN is for the search and info, If theres no search =
Have option to use a service for years after registering and even paying £25 for a 12 month membership in may case.
Then Have said option taken away unless you pay more money.
Obviously the site costs money but wasn't that what the adverts were brought in for.
The main reason I visit SN is for the search and info, If theres no search =
19 July 2007, 06:45 PM
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50p a year, for 10 years worth of searching, is not a rip off.
If you took your car to a main dealer for them to diagnose problems etc, how much would it cost? S'net has such a large resource of asked questions - and more importantly most of the time the answers to them.
If you took your car to a main dealer for them to diagnose problems etc, how much would it cost? S'net has such a large resource of asked questions - and more importantly most of the time the answers to them.
19 July 2007, 07:01 PM
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50p a year, for 10 years worth of searching, is not a rip off.
If you took your car to a main dealer for them to diagnose problems etc, how much would it cost? S'net has such a large resource of asked questions - and more importantly most of the time the answers to them.
If you took your car to a main dealer for them to diagnose problems etc, how much would it cost? S'net has such a large resource of asked questions - and more importantly most of the time the answers to them.
but they are charging for info that the community has put on the board not what they have researched and IMO its a feckin joke
they have also cut back on the number of pm,s, before i got my smacs badge i was able to have 40 pm,s when my smacs badge ran out it was cut down to 25
the people who are running this site are becoming greedy and will never get another penny of mine
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20 July 2007, 12:34 AM
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50p a year, for 10 years worth of searching, is not a rip off.
If you took your car to a main dealer for them to diagnose problems etc, how much would it cost? S'net has such a large resource of asked questions - and more importantly most of the time the answers to them.
If you took your car to a main dealer for them to diagnose problems etc, how much would it cost? S'net has such a large resource of asked questions - and more importantly most of the time the answers to them.
for all them bumsucks out there remember nothing in life is free
20 July 2007, 06:32 AM
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Come on be reasonable, they have to pay for Steve's Type-C replacement (surely due soon) somehow, the advertisers may pay a lot to be on here (and the helpfull ones like David API, JGM, AndyF and Harvey -sorry if I've missed some - are much appreciated for their free advice) but there are 60,000 untapped wallets on here as well!
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20 July 2007, 11:02 AM
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