Via ShopCity.com

Howard Owens, owner of The Batavian and City Manager of ShopBatavia.com continues to build momentum and has issued another post on the site describing their progress over the past 45 days:

 

In the six weeks since we launched Shop Batavia, the response has been great.  People around town ask me about the site and tell me what a great idea they think it is and so far 135 local businesses have created accounts.

More than 100 items are listed in the site's marketplace.

A dozen businesses are selling gift certificates.

There are currently 10 money-saving coupons available.

More than 100 reviews have been posted.

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