Please note we are currently experiencing some technical problems with our phones in the main office.
Similar Posts
New Office Phone Number: 01253 963 016
We have recently changed service providers with our phone system, unfortunately, with the way our old one was set up we were unable to port our number. Therefore our new office number will be 01253 963 016 All other details such as postal address and payments remain the same. Thank you.
Google Apps for Free is no longer available
Google have been making it harder to sign up to their free version of Google Apps recently, and they have finally pulled the plug on it and will no longer be accepting applications for the free accounts. This does not affect existing users. For new clients wishing to have a similar service the free options…
Fasthosts Email Down
For the small number of clients that are still on FastHosts, there is a current on-going problem with incoming POP3 email. Please also note that if you are still on our FastHosts servers we will have completed the hosting and email migration by Tuesday the 8th of February. The official announcement from FastHosts is: On…
Google shopping to become pay per click
Google Shopping or Google Base as it used to be called has been one of our favourite tools for getting traffic and sales for our e-commerce clients for several years now. Unfortunately last year Google decided that it would be changing this service from being free for merchants to list their products into a commercial…
GDPR and hacked WordPress websites
With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) looming you will no doubt be bombarded with emails from companies asking you to accept their new policies. This applies to all websites or any business that handles data, so basically every business. We have already covered some key areas of the GDPR but one area we think…
Google+ is shutting down following massive data leak
While millions of companies have been desperately trying to make their website GDPR compliant one of the biggest tech companies of them all has fallen foul of one of the biggest no-nos within the GDPR. A software vulnerability within Google+ exposed hundreds of thousands of users to a data leak during the period of 2015 and 2018 which…