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Yes, it is based on a true story, and the company was also featured on the BBC "Trouble at the Top" programme too. That was several years ago. There are still a lot of internet news archives with a lot more information out there.

I think their web designers need to go back to design school.

Try instead: http://www.beverlyheels.com/incEngine/?content=store&product=1030186202

I would repost that comment in the other thread at http://www.hhplace.org/hhboard/viewtopic.php?t=6157

I am surprised that no one said anything about its demise before it happened.

.... and a blast from the past: http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Coast/1702/

The site has gone. For sure.

Not sure if this has been mentioned here before, but anyway, I found this site: http://community.webshots.com/user/strippoker388

See duplicate thread: http://www.hhplace.org/hhboard/viewtopic.php?t=6097 for answers to the post immediately above.

I was in Dune last week, and I can confirm that those embroidered shoes have the highest heel of all the shoes that they currently have in stock.

The manageress and her younger assistant enthused over their current range; both of them very much "shoe people". I liked last winter's selection more though.

I have also tried the leather ones last week and they are very nice. I did find the ankle to be a very close fit, but the leg shaft not as tight. A 5.5 inch heel makes them feel quite high enough in UK size 7. Peachy's in Bristol have them in Leather if you are nearby.

The girls in the Duo shop in Bath are really nice, and had no problems with trying stuff on. Shop floor isn't visible from the street, so fairly private too.

Works for me. I see sandals.

Now, where is that photo of Mariah Carey playing golf in stilettos?

Half size up, maybe more if you have wide feet.

Try Evans in the High Street. They are male friendly.

You still need to fix the links. You should be able to click the thumbnail image and be taken through to the larger image. Your links do not include those URLs, so you get nothing more than the thumbnail..

Too many [ and ] in your links.

I assume you meant:

http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/2508/dsc032235mg.jpg

You are also meant to be able to click the thumbnails and visit the bigger version of the image, but your links don't include those URLs.

You still get an error when you visit the link, need to hit "reload" again to see it.

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The Faith Solo range is about the closest I can think of at present... but would not have the metal heel, and it would be slightly lower.

More than 500 members have joined just to spam a link to their dodgy drugs or casino website into the profile screen here. Those all need to be deleted, and the profile pages not allowed to be indexed by search engines to fix that particular problem.

Where the heck did that diatribe come from? I was pointing out that it took Yahoo and AOL more than three weeks to pick up on the story....

It is amazing how slow some news travels on the Internet.

This was already featured on US TV "Good Morning America" more than a month ago, and it took even Yahoo more than three weeks to pick up on it.

Earlier thread with some other materials.

Not sure if all their branches are known as "The Shoe Shed", but the company name is United Fashion Footwear.

They have several dozen outlets spread round the country.

I would say extravaganza.de judging by the photo...

Now that is flexible! Almost unbelievable.