PHP Coder needed for small unfinished project

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  • The Duck
    Adult Content Provider
    • May 2005
    • 18243

    #1

    PHP Coder needed for small unfinished project

    I hired a coder to make me a payment module for paysite-cash processing for my cart. He finished it to 90-95% completion and then bailed and I have not heard from him since.

    I need someone competent to finish this thing, it's probably not a lot of work. Hit me up if you can do it!
    Skype Horusmaia
    ICQ 41555245
    Email [email protected]
  • Bird
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2005
    • 4365

    #2
    hit me up I'll take a look. 268731675
    ICQ:268731675

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    • wizzart
      scriptmaster
      • May 2006
      • 5246

      #3
      If Bird can't help you I'm sure did I can

      ICQ 389135785
      BimboZone

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      • The Duck
        Adult Content Provider
        • May 2005
        • 18243

        #4
        Just added both of ya!
        Skype Horusmaia
        ICQ 41555245
        Email [email protected]

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        • The Duck
          Adult Content Provider
          • May 2005
          • 18243

          #5
          None of you guys are online..? Well, still looking for a competent coder...
          Skype Horusmaia
          ICQ 41555245
          Email [email protected]

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          • Libertine
            sex dwarf
            • May 2002
            • 17860

            #6
            Originally posted by kandah
            None of you guys are online..? Well, still looking for a competent coder...
            I think most programmers simply stay away from "near-finished" projects that were abandoned by another programmer. Usually, projects like that mean you have to waste hours and hours cleaning up shoddy code.

            After all, if the programmer you hired first was a competent professional, he wouldn't have bailed.
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            • gideongallery
              Confirmed User
              • Aug 2003
              • 7082

              #7
              Originally posted by Libertine
              I think most programmers simply stay away from "near-finished" projects that were abandoned by another programmer. Usually, projects like that mean you have to waste hours and hours cleaning up shoddy code.

              After all, if the programmer you hired first was a competent professional, he wouldn't have bailed.
              smartest post in this thread
              9/10 it either royally fucked up code which would be easier code from scratch

              the problem is the person doing the hiring doesn't want to pay that cost again.

              “When crimes occur through the mail, you don’t shut the post office down,” Steve Wozniak

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              • The Duck
                Adult Content Provider
                • May 2005
                • 18243

                #8
                Originally posted by Libertine
                I think most programmers simply stay away from "near-finished" projects that were abandoned by another programmer. Usually, projects like that mean you have to waste hours and hours cleaning up shoddy code.

                After all, if the programmer you hired first was a competent professional, he wouldn't have bailed.
                Yes, you are right about that. But this project is only 2-3 files big.

                I still need someone to take care of this.
                Skype Horusmaia
                ICQ 41555245
                Email [email protected]

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