DealHunter - Sources & Delivers goods in NI to ROI

2010House · 09-02-2009 9:39am

dealhunter wrote: »

We have finally secured warehouse space in Belfast to allow everyone to shop online in ASDA, SAINSBURY, TESCO, CURRYS, DIXONS, COMET, AMAZON, NEXT, LAURA ASHLEY, etc, etc and have their goods sent to our address. We will then arrange a suitable delivery time with you and brings the goods to your door.
To do this contact me via the website and I will let you know the address details.

Thanks

p.s the crap website will be replaced shortly with something more suitable, thankfully!!

Dealhunter, delighted to hear you've a place in Belfast, I'll go onto the website for the address. Heading to Newry on the 23rd of Feb to shop for my appliances. I'll give you a buzz to see what costs would be involved in delivering down to Kilkenny. And fair play to you, its a great service, badly needed, you saw the market and went for it. I wish you all the best with the business. I'll be in touch.:D

MURDO · 09-02-2009 12:26pm

Doodlebug wrote: »

Definitely +1 for this idea! Would benefit everyone I think once it was up & running. Any chance of this?

Good Idea.. +1... Great Idea DH.. long May it last for you...

jister · 26-04-2009 9:38am

Are people still using this service? Do they deliver to Munster?

brightkane · 10-05-2009 4:28am

god bless the spammer, but for the record, i used Dealhunter last week, no smokes or beer allowed. great service and thumbs up from me

stevire · 10-05-2009 10:42am

Still not impressed with the website...

Looks half designed and outdated honestly hope you didn't pay too much for that website.

rai555 · 10-05-2009 11:19am

They might be busy, tried to contact them, few emails 2 months ago, no reply at all

EZeeBOS · 10-05-2009 1:18pm

Its wasnt spam by the way......the borderbargains.ie website is far better than dealhunter. I'm a 17 yr old web designer driving an Audi from the money I make from websites, so somebody must like them.

witnessmenow · 10-05-2009 1:49pm

What?

snubbleste · 10-05-2009 1:59pm

witnessmenow wrote: »

What?

EZeeBOS said I'm a 17 yr old web designer driving an Audi from the money I make from websites, so somebody must like them.

Get your ears checked!

Ronan Raver77 · 10-05-2009 2:00pm

Used them last week they delivered a large enough playhouse to me here in Dublin.Good service.

brightkane · 10-05-2009 2:07pm

EZeeBOS wrote: »

Its wasnt spam by the way......the borderbargains.ie website is far better than dealhunter. I'm a 17 yr old web designer driving an Audi from the money I make from websites, so somebody must like them.

whats that got to do with the price of butter? were talking about the positives of a service here, not a website.

brightkane · 10-05-2009 3:34pm

Fair play Noel for clearing it up

stevire · 10-05-2009 4:42pm

EZeeBOS wrote: »

Its wasnt spam by the way......the borderbargains.ie website is far better than dealhunter. I'm a 17 yr old web designer driving an Audi from the money I make from websites, so somebody must like them.

LOL them websites are awful... the saying self praise is no praise comes to mind.

btw its obvious you ripped off a template from somewhere when theres a big css file with it then you use tags like:

<font size="2" color="#000000" face="Trebuchet MS">

Not to mention code that you forgot to change from the template:

<div id="product4"><div class="productname">Morbi vitae felis</div>
<div class="producttxt">Eget elit pellentesque ullamcorper</div>

<div class="productcost">$266.36</div>
</div>

Tons of empty divs, if your a web designer then im Bill Gates. You sure that Audi isn't daddys? :rolleyes:

alastair_doom · 10-05-2009 5:00pm

stevire wrote: »

LOL them websites are awful... the saying self praise is no praise comes to mind.

btw its obvious you ripped off a template from somewhere when theres a big css file with it then you use tags like:

hmmm.... borderbargains.ie does look alot like http://www.inktocartridges.com/ except uglier and less well designed.

EZeeBOS · 10-05-2009 8:16pm

Haha, Your one to talk stevire. You have even left the "Free CSS Templates" at the bottom of your website.

stevire · 10-05-2009 10:45pm

EZeeBOS wrote: »

Haha, Your one to talk stevire. You have even left the "Free CSS Templates" at the bottom of your website.

2 things, I left it there out of respect to the designer. I did not claim it to be mine. Its called credit going to the deisgner?? If you want the design thats not yours you leave the credit there.

And secondly, I don't go around with shameless plugs and gloating about my work and what I have got out of it :rolleyes:

Edit: For the record I didn't leave "Free CSS Templates", I left the name and link to the original designer.

4tothefloor · 12-05-2009 2:15am

EZeeBOS wrote: »

Its wasnt spam by the way......the borderbargains.ie website is far better than dealhunter. I'm a 17 yr old web designer driving an Audi from the money I make from websites, so somebody must like them.

That borderbargains website is awful. It's like something I'd have come up with in first year of college. It's lacking hugely in basic graphic design (both text and logos) and colour presentation. The text on the VW vans and the overall font presentation is particularly brutal. Fair play if you're driving an Audi from those designs, but there must be a lot of clueless business people out there if they're paying big money for that.

Great idea Dealhunter. If only I'd known about this a month ago, I bought a pile of nursery furniture from Next and tried my level best to get it delivered from UK and Belfast. The euro prices are a complete rip off. That said, the main piece of furniture has still yet to arrive 5 weeks later and at this stage we're on the verge of cancelling for a refund. So I could still be in touch

EZeeBOS · 12-05-2009 8:53pm

1st year of college......great, I have time so I'm only doing the leaving cert.

JohnOwonga · 16-09-2010 6:48pm

Soarer wrote: »

Fair play to him if it is. There's an opening in the market, and he's trying to fill it.

If he's based north of the border, I'd like to suggest another business opportunity to him. He should allow people to get electronics and stuff from the likes of Play delivered to his place of business, and then deliver them on to the customer for a small fee.
I reckon he'd make an absolute killing on that.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Is he still in business with the recession and the poor € to £ exchange rate because his website is not been currently updated?

http://www.dealhunter.ie

DealHunter - Sources & Delivers goods in NI to ROI

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