/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27218174
rubic moon misson. blast off many pusy.

>oil at 0
It doesn't make any fucking sense
Do they think corona will last 100 years?

>>16220641
Get out, only people who swallowed the /optimism/ pill are allowed here

How could the government let the market be longed like this?

>>4998118

I have an r9 390. I tried mining bulwark but I was only getting 9 MH/s while people with way worse gpus get way more so I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

What should I mine? Please guide me, I'm scared and lonely

>>2758210
>I hope these arent true

>Business selling a small handmade product
>Sales will be through Ebay, Etsy and Amazon to begin with. The website is mainly to have a reassuring presence.
>However I would like some kind of e-commerce/checkout functionality for later
>Britfag...I've read some places that using a UK host is better. Others say it doesn't matter, a US one is fine.

Help me decide on providers or tell me about your own experiences pls.
My shortlists:

Hosting:
>uk2.net
>easyspace
>nethosted.co.uk
>justhost
>1&1
>inmotion (US)
>hostgator (US)
>bluehost (US)

Email:
>Google suite
>Amazon WorkMail
>something from Microsoft?

Domain reg:
>123-reg
>Namecheap
>GoDaddy

Pic related; it's me

>>1582854
>Whatever you do, don't get your domain and hosting from the same company no matter how good a discount they offer.

Why not?
Pls halp this non-techie retard.

I make a simple product, and I plan to make most of the sales through Ebay, Amazon and maybe Etsy. I just need a simple website ending in ___.co.uk, mainly to assure any sceptics that it's not a scam. I don't anticipate many hits, especially not to begin with. I hope to start by selling roughly 20 units per day through the aforementioned sites within a couple of months.

I'd have no idea how to set up and maintain my own server/VPS. Are those ^^ combined registrar+host providers not even good enough for simple small businesses/stole traders?