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I suspect that site was built as a 'look at what we can do' rather than for a real, paying client.
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Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostIt even has "Designed by Universal Web" at the bottom. That website is beyond poor! It looks like a scam
It contains a > year old XSS hole too... ElegantThemes (Divi, Extra, divi-builder) - Authenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
(Tee-hehe... the theme in use is "Divi"... I wonder if one of the disgruntled staff chose that deliberately?)
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It even has "Designed by Universal Web" at the bottom. That website is beyond poor! It looks like a scamOriginally posted by mjcp View PostDon't forge these quality pages:
Join The Club | Dino Gavanni
"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore...."
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Hello world | Dino Gavanni
Yes, that's "hello world 8"... The 8th hello world post!
Me thinks he's not locked down his word press site so well: Blog | Dino Gavanni
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excuse me!, i'll have you know I have a fine female companion in Rome , and her name is Lorum ipsum !Originally posted by mjcp View PostDon't forge these quality pages:
Join The Club | Dino Gavanni
"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore...."
and
Hello world | Dino Gavanni
Yes, that's "hello world 8"... The 8th hello world post!
Me thinks he's not locked down his word press site so well: Blog | Dino Gavanni
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dinogavanni.co.uk was registered in 2014, but there is no obvious company name registered.
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Don't forge these quality pages:
Join The Club | Dino Gavanni
"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore...."
and
Hello world | Dino Gavanni
Yes, that's "hello world 8"... The 8th hello world post!
Me thinks he's not locked down his word press site so well: Blog | Dino Gavanni
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Dino Gavanni looks classy.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSpiv by the look of things. I trust he declared his profits on his self-assessment.
Dino Gavanni | Dino Gavanni is the forefront for women that love stunning jewellery.
No prizes for guessing who did the website design.
Testimonials: https://www.dinogavanni.co.uk/about/testimonials/ Oh no, broken link!
Company details: https://www.dinogavanni.co.uk/about/company/ Another broken link.
No sign of the company details on the website. Shabby work, Danny!
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Spiv by the look of things. I trust he declared his profits on his self-assessment.Originally posted by billybiro View PostWould anyone else to bet against the fact that this guy must have been a recruitment agent in a past life?



As soon as he begins to speak about his entrepreneurial career to date, you get a sense that Danny is a man who’s [sic] drive and ambition is there for all to be seen.
With a smile that is so infectious like a Cheshire Cat and the charm of a popular Walt Disney character, Danny has built the foundations of his success from a young age.
The intellectual mind and passionate business interest, started at school where as a young boy his entrepreneurial brain kicked in. Where he would employ colleagues to sell sweets to fellow pupils who craved a sugar rush, moving on to much harder merchandise like watches and jewellery during his time at Philip Morant School – Del Boy eat your heart out!
Since then, the flavour [sic] for success has grown immensely. Danny now owns four businesses in the form of Nevill Media, Dino Gavanni, Nexus Networking and Universal Web Design – his drive, determination and focus ensure that these businesses perform to the best of their capabilities now and into the future.
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I think it says in one of the links above, selling bulk sunglasses to his school friends in EssexOriginally posted by ContractorHardman View PostI would love to know how he got started?
He says he started with nothing, probably like Trump who started with nothing*
*Just a few million loan from his dad
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I would love to know how he got started?
He says he started with nothing, probably like Trump who started with nothing*
*Just a few million loan from his dad
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I had the misfortune to work at a couple of places like that early in my career and for the longest time I thought that was how work was... I wasted years not changing jobs because I thought others would be similarly petty. Of course in Contracting they still are sometimes, but sometimes they're not
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Would anyone else to bet against the fact that this guy must have been a recruitment agent in a past life?


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What on earth, is this guy realWhen Danny isn’t out and about doing what he does best (selling sand to the Egyptians) he likes to unwind by playing football, attending the gym, tapping into his passion of sports cars and practising his Golf swing – which he could have turned professional, but instead decided to concentrate on his passion for business – a decision that paid off, you could say!
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