Anyone Use Clickpic?

Based in the UK, Clickpic.com ... *the easy to use service for Photographers who
want a website without the major cost and rigmarole of setting up a Site* ...

They are also advertising in Photography Magazines in New Zealand offering the Service in NZ$ Dollars.

I would ask an opinion here, a review sort of, as some UK Members use the Clickpic Services.
Are You happy with the Service and what You pay for?
Would You, a User of Clickpic, recommend this Service to others?

Have a nice Summer Day,
ttfn, Tedz *salute*

Nice one Tedz,
will be interesting to see what's said,iv'e been looking at clikpic for a site as it's always the back page of most of the mags i buy starting from £35pa...

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A true photographer is as rare as a true poet or a true painter. - Jean Cocteau

I have used clikpic for about two years. Costs about £80 a year, plus about £20 for domain names. That's 'professional' level which gives you 400 images capacity and some extra features in the software. I have had no problems whatsoever. I should think if your computing skills are a bit limited you may find it a bit tricky to set up initially - but once up and running it's easy. The content management is very easy to use - very similar to this PT site. If you have a Paypal account you can sell on-line, but I don't know how successful that is. I doubt that many people buy images on-line.

People criticise the fact that clikpic sites lack individuality. I don't agree, it should be the images that make your site, not the software. I did hear last year that Clikpic are eventually hoping to turn the site into an agency for images. That might be very useful for members if it happens.

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http://www.carregwenimages.com

Cheers Rob a good read mate (have jumped on your banwagon TEDZ Sorry).

As for domain names have you tried 123.REG ???
MELLOPHOTOS.CO.UK cost me £6.46 inc V.A.T for 2 years...

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A true photographer is as rare as a true poet or a true painter. - Jean Cocteau

mello takes over the reins : No worries Cobber ... it is all relevant information
Thanks to Robert too ... an informative reply.
*salute*