Why do room seekers are so much more verbose that clients who rent apartments?!

People! If you want Moscow to be accessible make it easy to work with you.

Having failed to find a consultant/assistant to outsource my IT troubles to, I’m now doing it myself, with all the associated risks. So far, after a few hours of manipulations, the sites and forums are still up, very much to my own surprise. BUT PLEASE REPORT IF ANYTHING APPEARS WRONG.

Advice from webmastering authorities will restore my faith in humanity. So far I was not able to find a knowledgeable consultant who would respond quick and to the point.

Wish I stayed away from Drupal. I’ve been with boards2go.com for years and love it. For $20 a year at most it is ad-free. The layout hasn’t changed since 1997. Whenever possible, outsource! But it is too late now, I have two or three Drupal boards on my hands, and need to upgrade them because Hostgator says that not doing so is a security risk..

The rate I suggest is $40-50 per night, which remains by far the best price. The closest competitor would be a hostel with a room shared with 4-6 unpredictable characters, often of different sex. Or a hotel way in the outskirts of the city even though I don’t think there is anything left for that rate.

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Why? It it growing too big for www.cheap-moscow.com while showing no tendency to become any less messy or more organized. I’d like to keep cheap-moscow.com as a clutter-free tool to sell accommodation and related traveller support services to respectable travellers like you, who don’t need to see any of the confusion that reigns in my grey matter.

Guess another – perhaps even a stronger – reason is that the Guide reflects my own way of coping with life, and life in Moscow to that. Its been repeatedly pointed out to me that I’ve migrated to the fringes of civilized society. I don’t want to scare normal respectable clients off with my “alternative” tastes and habits. The guide is intended for those who are like me if there are any left, if those left are on their way to Russia, and if those who are left and on their way to Russia still have the need and means to get my support. And as a prop to my own failing memory too.

I also though of moving it to unclepasha.com but the Guide is actually a coherent and a focused project. Not, it will not look right together with my odd notes at www.unclepasha.com.

You’ll still see it here for a few days or weeks while the transition is under way. Then it will be at its www.where.cheap-moscow.com, which is from now on its rightful and official place.

Enjoy.