Want to Thank Ed at FICMrepair.com
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Want to Thank Ed at FICMrepair.com
Poor guy had to put up with me on the phone this morning....
I was the recipient of a new FICM/Atlas 40 in a drawing at SuperDuty Service a few weeks ago. Ed actually took my call today and we discussed many things and he even sold me on a new alternator, it should arrive in a few weeks. My old FICM is on the way to Iowa for a health checkup and the Economy tune. I cannot say enough and want to Thank Ed for everything, even fielding answers to the 1001 questions I asked. Ed can now rest.....
I was the recipient of a new FICM/Atlas 40 in a drawing at SuperDuty Service a few weeks ago. Ed actually took my call today and we discussed many things and he even sold me on a new alternator, it should arrive in a few weeks. My old FICM is on the way to Iowa for a health checkup and the Economy tune. I cannot say enough and want to Thank Ed for everything, even fielding answers to the 1001 questions I asked. Ed can now rest.....
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With an incredibly heavy heart, the status is...I am going with a new guy. I just can't continue debating with my existing designer who seems to think that the site is plenty fast.
The only conversation/decision now is whether to start completely over or have the existing code reviewed to see if it can be salvaged. Big bummer for sure.
The only conversation/decision now is whether to start completely over or have the existing code reviewed to see if it can be salvaged. Big bummer for sure.
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Hah! The current site works as an information supplier, sure, but we desperately need the shopping cart. The new site takes over 30 seconds to load. I don't know of many that are going to wait that long for a site to pop up...
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Have you tried loading your new site on different computers and smart phones?
Josh
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Pages load nearly instantly from my phone via home wif
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