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Justin,
There is a preview here - http://codecanyon.net/item/dizzi-respon ... ce/9465338.
Not sure if this is the one you found....

Karen

Yes, I found that one but it really is poor. I see a few companies at this level that are prepared to do custom work which may be useful but wonder if this can ever compare with the monthly paid options. Yes, I know costs are high but this may reflect in quality and additional sales generated.

I guess you have to buy to try with the templates Paul? I see techCurl are still marketing ePrint, what a shame that never got developed properly, it works a treat but needed refining, impossible company to work with though at the time

Some great examples in the Portfolio of this company:

http://www.designnbuy.com/

A few that are 2d and others 3d, not all are great but the ones that work, work well.

They obviously offer customised options for the software, emailed for prices.

There's a firm selling website templates on eBay for £95. I think I'll take that route. Some parts of a business just don't require too much thought
As long as its got the buying tools built in I will make it look good

This is product design software Spike not the initial website. Setting up an ecommerce website foc is very straight forward on opencart etc. But not what I'm looking to do here

Hi Justin

TechCurl are pretty good to deal with now, but they are only interested in websites with large numbers. There is also a problem in that the software for TechCurl will not work on WebGL platforms. This rules out a heck of a lot of orders.

The only one available right now that fits the bill is Gateway3D and a Magento Website. Our site built this way really flies and works bloomin well.

There were some teething problems and Gateway were not easy at first, but Ian is a really good bloke and it has become much easier of late.

Be warned though, Gateway are not set up to support you as a website owner and manufacturer of the goods, this was arguably one of the biggest hurdles we had to overcome.

Thanks Simon, sorry, what do you mean by not supporting?

What I mean is that the have manufacturing partners (the transfer press is one) and were not geared up to support others outside the chosen few. I think it is better now though


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Paul, can you show me your site using Dizzi? Is this only available through Wordpress?