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QuadraNet.Dustin
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Thanks MannDude for the repost! QuadraNet is excited for what the future holds and we look forward to working with the Crissic customers.
If any other hosting providers are looking to get out of the industry, please email me [email protected]
Thank You!
Dustin Cisneros
If any other hosting providers are looking to get out of the industry, please email me [email protected]
Thank You!
Dustin Cisneros
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MikeSpears
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Congrats guys! Crissic's customers are in great hands! QuadraNet is a fantastic company.
As a customer, I have not been told a thing about this change. If it were not for this post, I would have never known about it. It is off to a great start so far.
Amitz
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DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
The fact that their CEO is so negligent about security updates on his personal blog and is running a very outdated WordPress 3.61 (which has a bunch of very critical security vulnerabilities) scares me http://ilanmishan.com/readme.html and is enough reason for me not to use them.
RyanD (Colo@) posted this on LET:
...adding my two cents to that thought, the ones with unsustainable plans who weren't able to acquire any IP space (BoltVM comes to mind) are probably f***ed. GVH proved that a bunch of low end customers with unsustainable plans don't have very much value for potential acquirers.Quote said:
drmike
100% Tier-1 Gogent
His blog? Where he ranted about spammers and being implicated around trash behavior online? Imagine that.
It's like none of these guys are technologists. They are coin collectors, get money yoyos.
We can't hold them to standards or expectations and afterall, it's his personal thing. Miracle it hasn't been defaced and hacked to pieces. Would be doing him a favor in light of the content.
Seriously, he should delegate such to his staff.
Licensecart
Active Member
As much as I like Quadranet, I have to agree, if they bought them out and won't be offering the services it seems they just wanted more customers / IPs / servers… A company who bought it for the long run would have re-stocked and started business as normal.
Because there's probably a good chance that the brand sold for a lot less than wholesale market IP pricing. There's lots of brands out there that barely get by that are sitting on some space. If their sales/signups take a turn for the worst they'll be looking to sell, and I doubt they're going to find someone paying value of customers + $10 per IP.
I figure Crissic sold for $5/IP or so.
Francisco
AuroraZero
Active Member
Moved my stuff out when I heard about this earlier. Had been with the company since I had switched to them when I left FRH just before they sold out. Requested immediate cancellation and deletion of my details. Have not heard anything back yet.
DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
The immediate complete deletion of your details isn't going to happen.
Recommended record retention for U.S. businesses:
Invoices to customers, sales records, expired contracts, charge slips (including 3rd party payment processor sales records) : 7 years
Correspondence with customers 1-2 years
http://www.wssrcpa.com/RecordRetention.htm
A real business wouldn't be using WHMCS as their sole/primary accounting record keeping tool so they should be able to remove your details from WHMCS but they'll still need to retain necessary records with your details offline. (Unfortunately I think we all know there are many smaller hosts who rely on WHMCS for 100% of their record keeping / accounting needs and those are usually the ones who say they can't remove you from WHMCS)
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AuroraZero
Active Member
You understood what I meant and they had better as well. I don't want their spam emails with offers and shit. I am not interested in their services. They can retain them for the reasons they need to, but other then that remove them from the database of active customers, and put me in the filed records.