Anderson Plugs

Have a look here. Buy 10 - 24 @ $4.26 ea.

Thanks for that...

If you buy 10 they are $4.26 each, postage to where I live is $5.80 GST $4.26 total $52.66 = $5.26 each. That is excellent buying.

Just think how much you would save if you bought 1000 of them................................lol

No not a legend - a Magician !!

Seeya at St George - all plugged in on Anderson Plugs - LOL

Rgds

Mandrake

I,m only connecting an 80w solar panel to a 10 amp controller - so I thought the #6 pins would be OK - System only has to handle a Waeco 50 .. All my lights are LED and run off different batteries -

Those #6 are OK aren't they ? otherwise I'll have to amend the
order ...

Cheers

Mandrake

The price of the Plugs are plus GST and postage which make them dearer than the ebay seller hx3s that sells 10 for $49.95 post free.
Ian

Ian, WOT(Web of Trust....Firefox add-on) throws up a red warning on your website.
I ain't going there :-(

Cheers
Glenn

Hi Glenn
I dont blame you if it is correct but all that is over and we have a clear site according to Google.
But without failo I will immediately notify the Host to do a full inspection and report.

They even bought in a McAfee consultant to do a final check before the site went back up on line.

Ian

Glenn
The Host has run the Firefox Browser with no adverse effects or notices but a full audit of the site will be conducted tonight.

The Host said that maybe you need to get a browser that works properly as if your browser cannot give an accurate message on the safety of a good site then likewise it cannot give you an accurate warning on a bad site and this has the potential to put you at a real risk.

Ian

Glenn
Ive installed Mozilla Firefox onto a laptop the latest upgrade and then opened Powerstream.com.au in Firefox.

Clean as a whistle with no problems.

Maybe Kangaroo Island picks up its signal in the roaring fourties from South Africa and your signal is coming from an old Tom Tom and you should turn 90o right and face the mainland of Australia.

Anyway I hope you are wrong but tonight with the full scan report being done tomorrow Ill be happy or sad and if sad the site will go altogether and I will have to start a fresh.

Bugger I hope not as I am just upgrading it with better particulars.
Ian

Ian, Firefox is not the problem, your site was flagged by WOT, which is an add-on for Firefox where users rate different websites.
Everybody that uses WOT would be getting the same warning.

Web of Trust

Obviously somebody doesn't like you / your business / your website.

Image Could Not Be Found

This is a screen grab that I get from your site.

Cheers
Glenn

p.s. I'm not on Kangaroo Island, I'm in Adelaide...we've got electricity and running water here now too............

Glenn
Adelaide,water and electricity gee its good to see you have moved into the twentieth century but the rest of Aus is in the twenty first century.

If Firefox is clear and WOT is an add on then you should upgrade to something reliable as WOT has not upgraded like everyone else which proves it is not reliable.
The WOT WEB OF TRUST capture is based on a Fysh Tank report dated 23/6/2008 which was on a Zen Cart Shopping cart which was hacked into and that shopping cart does not exist anymore.
This is May 2009.

Like I said before old hat old history so if you want to run behind the times that is your problem and what is your preference is your business but the statements on WOT is also contry to the entire matter as recorded by badmalware.com which is a professional body used by the major search engines and they confirmed that the site itself was not bad but a victim of a hacker.

Ian

Ian, I was merely pointing out for your benefit that your site has been flagged on WOT. Whether it's right or wrong is irrelevant....everybody that uses WOT (and there are 3 million users) would get the same warning when they go to your site, losing you many potential customers.

And me....well, I don't particularly care for your attitude, so you wouldn't be getting any of my business anyway.
I'll just happily 'run behind the times'.

Cheers
Glenn

"...dearer than the ebay seller hx3s that sells 10 for $49.95 post free."

Errrm, any (ahem) "affiliation" with this seller, Ian??

Regards, Ed C

Geoff - the link you are suggesting you'd like to see is in full view in the site menu - it is called DIRECTORY.

I should also add that the advertisers get what they pay for - the minimum is a listing in the Directory (this their Business Member profile) but they have the choice to pay for CUSTOM KEYWORD HYPERLINKS, PAGE SPONSORING, ADS IN THE NEWSLETTER, BANNER ADS ACROSS THE SITE etc.

Thanks for the info David, much appreciated.

Most of us just scratch the surface on the wealth of information contained within ExploreOz.

Geoff

Mandrake
Do not apologise to me Im not the only one that sells plugs and people that have paid too much for them have also ignored that Derek sell s them cheaper than the stated prices that have started this thread and has been on the site for a lot longer than me so it seems that there is somthing amiss and its hard to say how it should be treated as technically I had no right coming on and saying what Ive said as a Business but how can you not want to say something when it is so obvious.
Ian