Part of the problem is that people who purchase a copy, expect it to do far more than it is actually capable. Even in skilled hands with a dose of manually inserted Javascript it falls woefully short of even the free packages such as Joomla or even our own home brew CMS.

http://www.cybrax.co.uk/a4_site/default.php

I have read better reviews about Mr Site and particularly the Pro version which includes stock control, a very scarce feature on low cost web-sites but vital if you only sell one-off products.

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Support often took many days to be responded to, the server crashed many times, even when no-one went on the site, no changes made etc. Features are immensely poor - no php support, could hardly use site except for html files. Features list states a forum feature, which one would assume to mean php or another forum package reliant form, but no - you have to use the in-house forum package, which I may add is awful. No control over files such as htaccess, and many server messages/hoster provided sections included links to the site (mrsite.com) and not to the site you have made. I hasten to add that after 3 months of a website hosted on their servers, I swiftly moved on to another hoster. I emailed them to say that I was not actively maintaining my site anymore due to a lack of support, features, and reliability, and received no response. I didn't expect one.