Hibiscus and More Website for Sale

Hibiscus and More ecommerce website for sale. The sale includes domain names-- Hibiscus and More.com and Hibiscus and More.net. Yearly domain name renewal fee is $27.00 for each name. Monthly hosting fees $9.99. The website includes a shopping cart that is easy to add or subtract merchandise. Domain name transfer to purchaser.

Ecommerce website for $10,000 or best offer. You may contact me by email or phone.

Email cheryl@hibiscusandmore.com 

Phone 713-545-8480.



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