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Important information for businesses listed on the gippslander business directory

Gippslander.com is undergoing a change...

By Emma Kae - 30th November 2001 - Back to News

Dear Members,

Please note that the Gippslander.com Business Directory is no longer a free service. Due to the consolidation with the Gippsland Portal (Gippsland.com), existing members will need to register on the Gippsland.com business directory (at a cost of $9.90 set up and $9.90 per annum) to remain listed on the Gippslander.com Business Directory.

The Gippsland Portal will be the centralised place on the Internet where you can find every current business or community group that is located in Gippsland. It will be the "on-line contact and service directory for Gippsland" with communication details such as phone numbers, addresses and websites listed for your convenience.

Gippslander.com is proud to support Gippsland.com

Kind Regards,

The Gippslander.com Team

Source: http://gippsland.com/

Published by: support@gippslander.com

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