Has anyone thought about starting their own relocation forum web page?
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Has anyone thought about starting their own relocation forum web page?
Has anyone ever noticed the number of postings on this site related to relocation. There is a real interest on the part of Americans to find and eventually move to a place where: the weather is nicer, people are friendlier, economy is better, traffic is lighter, schools are better and a fresh start is possible!
Some people get angry when someone tries to post a question about relocation, but generally there is some good feedback.
I would be interested in developing a web site with a message board strictly related to relocation. People could talk about moving and their impressions of a city or state as a place to live, not as a place to travel to. Do you think this new web site and message board could be successful?
Some people get angry when someone tries to post a question about relocation, but generally there is some good feedback.
I would be interested in developing a web site with a message board strictly related to relocation. People could talk about moving and their impressions of a city or state as a place to live, not as a place to travel to. Do you think this new web site and message board could be successful?
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All the sites brought up by the orginal poster were nice but did not have the excellent and active message board found on Fodors. It is the message board and the instant exchange of ideas that would be of interest to millions of Americans who are planning to relocate.
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A relocation forum where one can chat back and forth,ask questions of posters,just like this forum would be a perfect,VERY,VERY welcome idea.Moving experiences,likes and dislikes of the mover's new location,hidden treasures found in the new area,taxes,utility prices,school systems,weather,job prospects,economy etc.,etc. could be discussed.Posters always nastily reply to go to a reloacation board,but there are none!!!Sometimes people suggest that area realators be contacted,but they can't give comparisons between locations that they're not familiar with,plus they're not totally inpartial;they want to sell you something.No one knows the inside scoop of an area better than the residents,not some one who has traveled there for a week.ABSOLUTELY it would be successful.A relocation forum is sorely lacking on the entire internet.Go for it!!!
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It would take an enterprising person who had some money to get things started. I understand that a message board on an internet site with a high volume of usage can br quite expensive.
Though if you could get advertising maybe it could make money!
Sorry I am broke and can't start this new relocation message board!
Though if you could get advertising maybe it could make money!
Sorry I am broke and can't start this new relocation message board!
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I have set up a EZboard for relocation questions. Tell your friends and neighbors! It is ad free for the moment. The address is
http://pub5.ezboard.com/brelocationcentral
http://pub5.ezboard.com/brelocationcentral
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