Or at least a website designer. 

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I'm sure that if they wanted to expand they would post here as well for the members that dont go there.

There is no law that says you have to be computer literate to run an online store.

I only need point to eBay for proof of that.

No, there isn't much stuff on their site yet. Why? Because they just started, are still setting reseller contracts and pricing information together, and are trying their best to make sure things are correct.

I'm only helping them in the sense of assisting with the grassroots marketing and promotions - such as this post. Past that, I have no affiliation with them on a business level.

If you find an error, I'm sure they would appreciate a kind note telling them about it. Although it's much easier just to point fingers and bash.

It's another choice for folks to consider. This one happens to have A/S people behind it - not just a reseller selling on eBay out of a wholesale warehouse that never sees the product.

Yea.. Ive signed up too

Having actually known Beth and Jim for years and meeting them finally this summer....I will support and advertise this company with pride.  I will buy from you guys when I can. 

well i dont know them but i think its a good thing this whole site seems to be geared towards helping people instead of just making a profit.

Just as an example of their awesome service, I will post something here I have not posted at ASEC about the new car I just bought off ebay that wasn't running, a decent looking 12yr old (96) I4 5sp venge.

I asked when I was looking at my new venge as it was in PA about 100 miles from their shop, and I live in NM.. if I could have it dropped there for them to get it running (Jeremy and Jim are an awesome team, especially with an I4 5sp.. lots of experiance there) instead of shipped cross country, and then, beyond that, if I could leave it there for a little while until I can get time off work and the cash to fly out and drive it back. My car was dropped off last week, within 5 minutes of it being dropped off as they knew I had not been able to see my car in person, one of them (Beth to be exact) was outside on the phone with me doing a complete walk around of the car noting off every small imperfection, down to a few small dings that are not creased that are about the size of a dime, on my 12yr old car. That night, knowing the car will probably sit there for a while until I can come get it (again, they are awesome and agreed to store the car for me) they were out there and working on my car trying to get it running and had me on the phone again letting me know what was and wasn't working and what they thought I needed. They didn't have to do that, I told them to focus on anything else that comes in and just have it done by Sept-Oct time frame, but that is the kind of people they are, the car was there, they didn't have any other cars to work on or stock to send out, so instead of taking the night off (they were working on it at like 6pm my time, so 8pm eastern) they decided to go check out my car and see if they couldn't just get it running. Then over the weekend, so like 2 days later (car was dropped off thursday) Beth got online and sent me 40 close up pictures of everything she could think of that I would want to see, the small oil leak we had already talked about that is going to be fixed with what needs done anyway, the small door dings, the condition of the hood that I knew needed replaced when I got the car, the small amount of paint cancer, the interior and the few stains in it (that she then went out and put a pretreater on to clean out for me), etc.. every aspect of the car that she thought I would want to see she got a picture of, and if it didn't show up well, she had Jeremy who was there at the time come over and point to it so I knew exactly where in the picture to look for the minor flaw. That is service, dedication, and good people I tell you...

Yeah, and that is not to say that they would let any random person drop their car off over there to be gotten running and store it for a few months... but it is to show what kind of service they give you if you do take them a car to work on. I am sure that the whole, "Hey can I have this non-running car I have never seen before dropped at your house right around chryslers at carlisle and then leave it sit there for 2-3 months?" question would have been in the realm of pushing it had I not known them for quite a while prior to this (and who knows they might have been ok with it even then, but I wouldn't have asked if I didn't already know them you know).. However I will also say that it is the storing part that I see as pushing it not the asking them to check the car out and fix it after billing me for parts/shop labor part of it..