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[LNB]

I don't think Virus is a bad name. It reminds me of the hand made Italian supercharged sports bike Vyrus 987 C3 4V.

[tim2000s]

That most people don't know or care about...

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[ItsJustCricket]

I think the use of the letter 'y' makes it almost acceptable though.

I really don't think Virus will catch on... 

[LNB]

That most people don't know or care about...

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Unless you ride bikes.

[tim2000s]

Unless you ride bikes.

I refer you to my earlier comment...

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[LNB]

I refer you to my earlier comment...

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Fair enough.

[The_Bird]

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You could argue that no one cares which phone you send your posts from.

 

[lewis_faulds]

I think the use of the letter 'y' makes it almost acceptable though.

I really don't think Virus will catch on... 

Paul, these one liners have been gold tonight!

[amritpremi]

I agree to Paul, Vyrus sounds better, and somewhat less negative.

[Nickauger]

But it doesn't matter because its not going to happen! A bit like Viper or Poision Cricket, Jackal or whatever. Names like these have little to no quality connotations and will not inspire the market

[jk]

Hello, founder of Keeping Sports here
Just happened to come across this thread and just thought we were getting an unfair bad name so thought I would clear some things up. There is no 'Keeping Sports Virus' it was a design I was working on with Lewis at the time which I was happy to put our name to.
I am in the same boat as Lewis, this was a business project I started at school three years ago when I wanted to make cricket bats with custom stickers and it progressed from there.
As for the Grade 1 Bat/Price... I make little to no profit at the moment on the bats, just in it for the business experience and as a hobby. My bat maker assures me they are Grade 1 English willow bats, they seem good to me and my customers have never complained.
As I said, I am young and relatively new to this so I admit the website system and descriptions aren't the best, so any advice on that would be much appreciated as there are obviously people who know their stuff in here!
Thanks for reading, just wanted to make it clear I'm not out to do any harm or con anyone!
Josef

[Nickauger]

Hello, founder of Keeping Sports here
Just happened to come across this thread and just thought we were getting an unfair bad name so thought I would clear some things up. There is no 'Keeping Sports Virus' it was a design I was working on with Lewis at the time which I was happy to put our name to.
I am in the same boat as Lewis, this was a business project I started at school three years ago when I wanted to make cricket bats with custom stickers and it progressed from there.
As for the Grade 1 Bat/Price... I make little to no profit at the moment on the bats, just in it for the business experience and as a hobby. My bat maker assures me they are Grade 1 English willow bats, they seem good to me and my customers have never complained.
As I said, I am young and relatively new to this so I admit the website system and descriptions aren't the best, so any advice on that would be much appreciated as there are obviously people who know their stuff in here!
Thanks for reading, just wanted to make it clear I'm not out to do any harm or con anyone!
Josef

Don't pay too much attention mate, when people get the bit between their teeth on here, mouths tend to run away with them!

[Kieron_BT]

Hello, founder of Keeping Sports here
Just happened to come across this thread and just thought we were getting an unfair bad name so thought I would clear some things up. There is no 'Keeping Sports Virus' it was a design I was working on with Lewis at the time which I was happy to put our name to.
I am in the same boat as Lewis, this was a business project I started at school three years ago when I wanted to make cricket bats with custom stickers and it progressed from there.
As for the Grade 1 Bat/Price... I make little to no profit at the moment on the bats, just in it for the business experience and as a hobby. My bat maker assures me they are Grade 1 English willow bats, they seem good to me and my customers have never complained.
As I said, I am young and relatively new to this so I admit the website system and descriptions aren't the best, so any advice on that would be much appreciated as there are obviously people who know their stuff in here!
Thanks for reading, just wanted to make it clear I'm not out to do any harm or con anyone!
Josef

Sounds like you doing a good job mate, keep it up.

Hope to see more of your stuff in the future. Your price have got me thinking though!

[The Palmist]

jk as in just kidding?