Amazing isn't it - tell your mates you work in IT, and they assume you're a web coder and can rig up a website for them. Fair enough, I can, but my web design skills are fairly middling/mediocre, and I don't think they realise the web-hosting/maintenance is a regular chunk of time even if fairly mundane. Trouble is, it's hard to charge when web development isn't your normal skill-set. The latest one I've done is under the condition that any advertising profits will give me a big split. Problem here it's a very specialised niche, and although it's on the gambling side, I can't see the site attracting enough hits to attract lucrative (or any) advertising. It's hard being a Jack-of-all-trades..

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