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So today I came across a great site I wanted to share with all of you: FreeTemplatesProviders.com. They have a number of links up on their site for pages that provide free templates for download. I happen to like this sort of thing, as it certainly makes my day a whole lot easier when I have a good template to work from. (c:

Another site you might want to sneak a glance at for free website templates (if you’re as into this stuff as I am, of course) is FindMyTemplates.com. They have a number of good templates available for download, too.

But most of all, I really want you to check out our free templates. That’s right, we here at Omnistar post new free templates monthly on our site. It’s just another great service we provide.

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Free Templates Providers

This entry was originally posted on the omnistaretools.com blog. It is reposted here for reference only.

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