Comments on: Jamaica rundown http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/ First they came for the verbs and I said nothing, for verbing weirds language. Then they arrival for the nouns and I speech nothing, for I no verbs. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:22:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: james http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-25500 james Mon, 09 Apr 2007 21:39:54 +0000 http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-25500 You are right, the site redeparede.com launched in Brasil in December 2005. However our new family of sites launching across Latin America and the Caribbean is a totally new site, code and idea designed from the ground up to offer people a more secure and sensible alternative to free anonymous classifieds online. The only thing we kept the same is the name. Did you see the site? redeparede.com.jm We have a redirection bug currently so don't put a www on the front otherwise you will be redirected to the old site (which you are right is not very innovative or new being a craigslist knockoff) I hope you give us a chance to impress you over the coming months and year. James You are right, the site redeparede.com launched in Brasil in December 2005. However our new family of sites launching across Latin America and the Caribbean is a totally new site, code and idea designed from the ground up to offer people a more secure and sensible alternative to free anonymous classifieds online. The only thing we kept the same is the name. Did you see the site? redeparede.com.jm We have a redirection bug currently so don’t put a www on the front otherwise you will be redirected to the old site (which you are right is not very innovative or new being a craigslist knockoff) I hope you give us a chance to impress you over the coming months and year.

James

]]> By: Stet » Blog Archive » Business as usual http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-25260 Stet » Blog Archive » Business as usual Tue, 03 Apr 2007 05:14:32 +0000 http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-25260 [...] North Street marks the top of the grid layout of downtown Kingston, running west from South Camp Road, where I took another photo recently. [...] […] North Street marks the top of the grid layout of downtown Kingston, running west from South Camp Road, where I took another photo recently. […]

]]> By: Ria http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-24877 Ria Tue, 27 Mar 2007 16:00:22 +0000 http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-24877 I guess you belong to redeparede.com from Brasil, launched 18 months ago. So not so new or innovative. I guess you belong to redeparede.com from Brasil, launched 18 months ago. So not so new or innovative.

]]> By: james http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-24867 james Tue, 27 Mar 2007 13:23:07 +0000 http://riabacon.com/2007/03/09/jamaica-rundown/#comment-24867 Hi, Sorry for posting this in your comments section but I couldn't find a contact link. My name is James. My team and I just finished building a website for social search (classified ads and social networking) aimed at smaller markets and Jamaica is our first country to launch! Basically, we've built an amazing site with plenty of features that looks great and we've done it for people that normally end up being ignored by top web developers. Most top web developers target the US or Europe and the smaller markets are left with poorly designed sites. Not anymore! Hopefully you like the site and tell your friends about it so my experiment in web developing doesn't go wrong :-) Sorry I hope this email doesn't seem like spam. I just thought getting in touch with local Jamaican bloggers would be a great way to start our campaign. So please come visit the site. redeparede.com.jm ... and don't forget that it's brand new so we are still working out the bugs. Regards, James Hi,

Sorry for posting this in your comments section but I couldn’t find a contact link.

My name is James. My team and I just finished building a website for social search (classified ads and social networking) aimed at smaller markets and Jamaica is our first country to launch! Basically, we’ve built an amazing site with plenty of features that looks great and we’ve done it for people that normally end up being ignored by top web developers. Most top web developers target the US or Europe and the smaller markets are left with poorly designed sites. Not anymore! Hopefully you like the site and tell your friends about it so my experiment in web developing doesn’t go wrong :-) Sorry I hope this email doesn’t seem like spam. I just thought getting in touch with local Jamaican bloggers would be a great way to start our campaign.

So please come visit the site. redeparede.com.jm

… and don’t forget that it’s brand new so we are still working out the bugs.

Regards,

James

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