Is is OK to advertise my wifes new Russian Language site?

[Goombah]

Hi all...

This is Kevin Carpenter, aka Goombah, a member since 2004/2005.  I've been happily married to a Russian woman for 7 years now.  Our youngest child is about to start kindergarten and she is looking for a way to help contribute financially.  To that end, she has started a website offering Russian/English services - letter translations, language lessons, and the like.

Is it OK to advertise her website somewhere on this forum? 

Thanks!

Kevin

[SANDRO43]

Is it OK to advertise her website somewhere on this forum?

Kevin, it's OK here and other similar boards for services, provided the applicable RWD TOS rules are observed .

[Anotherkiwi]

Hi all...

This is Kevin Carpenter, aka Goombah, a member since 2004/2005.  I've been happily married to a Russian woman for 7 years now.  Our youngest child is about to start kindergarten and she is looking for a way to help contribute financially.  To that end, she has started a website offering Russian/English services - letter translations, language lessons, and the like.

Is it OK to advertise her website somewhere on this forum? 

Thanks!

Kevin

Wow, Kevin, you have a wonderful child on your hands!  Surely she can skip kindergarten - she'll be far too busy with the website!  But, yes, I do know what you mean.     I wish her (both of them) the best of luck.

[Brillynt]

I would say that she should create her own account here. Then it can be classified as a commercial member. That should allow her to post in the commercial section. Though you should probably PM the mods to ask for the correct process.

[SANDRO43]

I would say that she should create her own account here. Then it can be classified as a commercial member. That should allow her to post in the commercial section.

Brill, anybody can post in the commercial section, regardless of their status .

Though you should probably PM the mods to ask for the correct process.

No particular process involved.

[Goombah]

I will suggest she get her own account, thanks.

In the meantime, we are looking for feedback on her site:  http://eviaca.us

Thanks all!

Kevin

[BillyB]

Our youngest child is about to start kindergarten and she is looking for a way to help contribute financially.  To that end, she has started a website offering Russian/English services - letter translations, language lessons, and the like.

Almost sounds like this is your daughter's business. The title of the thread says it's your wife's. Tell you wife to participate on forums like this and she will gain customers since they will appreciate her participation.

[Goombah]

Yeah, bad wording on my part.  Sorry.

To be clear:  My wife has the website.

My 6 year old daughter is trying to raise guppies that she would be happy to sell you though... <laugh>  The concept of money is something she is still learning.  For the past two years she occassionally comes down to my office with a "Daddy - I have something to sell you.  Pick one!"  I'll ask "How Much".  She will say "For you?  Free!".

[SANDRO43]

My wife has the website.

Kevin, a couple of language-related nitpicks on her home page :

- It is my goal to be able to help bridge cultural differences between American's Americans and Russians.
- nor am I representing myself as a pshychologist psychologist

[Goombah]

Thanks.  Fixed those typos... please report any others you find.  The site only went live Easter Sunday.

[mendeleyev]

she occassionally comes down to my office with a "Daddy - I have something to sell you.  Pick one!"  I'll ask "How Much".  She will say "For you?  Free!".

Children are the most special gift! If they only knew how much their smiles were worth, we Dad's would be happily broke forever.

[Manny]

Site is currently down Goombah.

The web page at http://eviaca.us/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
Error 137 (net::ERR_NAME_RESOLUTION_FAILED): Unknown error.

[Goombah]

Internet problems this morning, name servers were offline.  Should be better now. 

We have a commercial Internet connection, but nothing is perfect.  Most of the time is a regional problem when we are offline, this morning, out of habit, I just reset the modem and up it came.  Sometimes that causes the service providers equipment to "wake up".  Rarely, it is actually a hung modem, unless the modem is failing.  It has been several years since the modem was replaced, hopefully this isn't a start of it dying.

Thanks for letting me know.

[Goombah]

BTW folks, my wife is now a member of this forum.  Her account id is "Eviaca".

[Eviaca]

Hi all!  About to post in the Introduction area, but wanted to say thanks for all the feedback on my website.

Evia

[mendeleyev]

Welcome, Evia!

[Eviaca]

Thank you!