Re: spoiler 310806

On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 18:21:00 GMT Mike McMillan wrote :
I can't help feeling that employer Jazzer as any sort of milman is
courting disaster - Mike, Ollie, Don't Do It!!!

I was underwhelmed last night by (a) the importance being given to a
website, given that all the customers live in one village; and (b)
the notion that customers would be able to pay their milk bills
through it. I can see why Oliver would not want to trust Jazzer with
collecting money from the customers (rather he can be trusted to
collect it but ...), however it seems to me to be a non-trivial task
to set up a web payment system for numerous customers paying varying
amounts - far more complicated than the usual order, pay, get goods
ecommerce situation.

--
Tony B

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