Yeah, I guess that's an effective argument.

yeah and that's just one of the problems

the other is the flyby night hosts who startup get bored and/or run out of money don't pay server bills and get totally cut off and loose their clients data.

i was a customer of clubuptime when they suddenly dissappeared it wasn't untill i tried to get to their website i even tried phoning them and nothing at all then their site showed up saying they where closing their doors with immediate effect.

that's not fair especially as a customer i was paying my bills to them but they weren't paying their bill's to their suppliers.

joe

You completely mistook my comment. We're entrepreneurs to the core here. In fact, we just awarded $5000 each in service credits to 5 different entrepreneurs in association with Capital Innovators at last month's Tech.li event.

Let's get real - I personally know of quite a few resellers, teenagers and seasoned veterans alike, that got in over their heads and called it quits, leaving their clients high and dry. Some go back to school, others join the military and a few get jobs with other providers. And every year, some just disappear completely. I applaud every teenager that sticks with it and fulfills their dream - by taking care of the clients who have entrusted their sites to them.

I would have to agree with this one