Maybe I misunderstood the OP. If the company is sold or taken over, then they will normally continue to honor your contract. But if the hosting company just quits, then you are normally out of luck.Corey Bryant said:Usually the new owners will honor the agreement - I know we did and I have not really heard of new owners not honoring it. Plus depending on the time frame, you might be able to request your money back if you paid with a credit card if it is not honored.
Well I was thinking of selling it I guess. I see your point as well if the hosting company just fails and the owner negelcts the client totally.Dacsoft said:Maybe I misunderstood the OP. If the company is sold or taken over, then they will normally continue to honor your contract. But if the hosting company just quits, then you are normally out of luck.
It is strange when a host just closes up and ignores their customers. You can always find somebody to buy (or at least take over) your paying customers.Corey Bryant said:Well I was thinking of selling it I guess. I see your point as well if the hosting company just fails and the owner negelcts the client totally.
siteseer said:Let's say the bottom falls out and the host decides to move to greener pastures.
What guarantees do i have if I prepay a year in advance your company will still be hosting then?