H@D

I always use AVG or Panda Cloud on a daily basis both have a high detection rate both are very lite. I also like Avast but it has disappointed me a couple of times in the past while searching for hacker tools so . AVG is faster in terms of scanning and updating compare to Panda Cloud. It is very user friendly but I hate the installation time it take to much time in my opinion. AVG features antivirus of course , email scanner, anti-root key, id protection, security toolbar, anti-spyware, link scanner and a resident shield. AVG is available for Linux.

I like free antivirus on a daily basis but when I need to fight a real though virus I resource to Panda Security is one of the best for cleaning my clients PC's. Later I install them AVG free. Sadly free antivirus are not always reliable. But I would recommend for free antivirus AVG or Panda Cloud I would also recommend Avast, it disappointed me at certain point but not everyone gives the same use to the computers, we had a good run together.

I also tried at certain point Kapersky and Avira also tried many paid ones like McAffe and Norton and honestly there is no doubt I like the ones above specially AVG free and paying Panda Security.

Eli L, on 08 July 2010 - 04:59 PM, said:

Its great about adsense

Of course I know it required investments, money, and capital. How about you start little, I saw the competition you guys were having and I think thats a great idea for your first selling item and BTW if you need any help with those shirts just email me I have a contact that can make those t-shirts, I could speak to him and get you a price list, as I was saying you could start with a small order of t-shirts lets say 18 if they sell well you could buy more and sell more.

Or how about this, my company is recently going to invest in importing products from China maybe we could find something you might like and we will tell you about it, I could lower the price for you if your interested. The catch is that we are aiming to be wholesaler so they might be a minimum quantity you have to buy and the other catch is you might have to wait a little more for this one because we recently started the process and since we want to make a good investment we are still studying the market, prices blah blah blah...

Any way think about the shirts as a start. And remember if you need any help just contact me.

Hey Sohail pretty neat website I just check it out briefly but I'll be checking it again later on since my major is in electronics I will see what useful things I might learn about.

Good Work!

Eli L, on 16 January 2010 - 04:47 PM, said:

Hey Eli L I have some ideas that might be useful, first things first, don't get rid of the ads cause even though it is a poor income is an income nevertheless. About my ideas, you can make Vlexo more than a hosting business. Why not make it a brand. You could gather a bunch of this brilliant minds on this forum and create a software tutorial about Internet things and sell it, of course giving credit to everyone who collaborate. You could make T-Shirts, pens, USB, all with the Vlexo brand heck even PC with the brand and maybe create a small e-commerce website of Vlexo. Also you can make a game with people who want to collaborate and make a demo and then maybe sell the game.

It's hard to keep a business afloat thats why is always good to keep having new strategies and marketing plans.

Thanks guys I was thinking the same, I'm actually planning on selling them cheaper in wholesale so the retailers have more chances of selling them. Is just that recently I saw the price of this items and I was to amaze by it. I was like literary. We are still researching the market and looking to our options, other products, prices, I really appreciate the help, thanks.