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When you order a web package from AWS Web Services, it is a very simple process. Step 1. Either you contact us, or we will contact you as the result of a lead. At this point, we ask you what sort of site you want, what add-ons and what colour scheme etc. Also we ask if you have any idea what the site should look like (give us real life examples if possible). We will also request any specific graphics we need, i.e corporate logo etc. We will then give you a verbal quotation of the full amount due. We will then email you a quote of the agreed cost along with our standard terms and conditions. On acceptance of the quote, you should submit a deposit of £75. We regret that work cannot commence until we receive this deposit.The deposit is non-refundable if you decide not to go ahead after agreeing to the quote. *Note - If we receive the accepted quote back within 3 days and if you pay online in full at this point, you will receive a GUARANTEED 10% discount against the total amount due. Please see our Special offers page for details of additional discounts. If you indicate to pay by cheque, please be aware that an admin charge of £25 will be added to the final invoice Step 2. On receipt of your accepted quote and £75 deposit, we will build the demo layout of your site and upload it to our test server where you can view it and try out any functionality. This stage will usually take between 2 and 7 days depending on the complexity of the site. Step 3. Once you have agreed the layout, we will send you an invoice for the full amount due. This invoice must be paid within 7 days (3 days if you wish to claim any discount where applicable) Step 4. On receipt of payment, we will activate your chosen domain name and transfer your site to your live server. The site is now online and live content can be added. (if you pay in full in advance, this will take place as soon as you aagree to the layout) In the case of premium add-ons such as Galleries etc, we will assist in the initial set up. |
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