AmericanHoster said:Still have the same opinion about, literally, kid hosts?
I'm sorry, but yes.
While I'll give you kudos for living up to your own perception of success, 100 clients in today's market is hardly successful.
American-Hoster.com is my newest site, I used to own Inferno-Host but felt it was a retarded name so I closed it.
Moving from name to name does not scream "professional" to me. In fact, it doesn't even scream "serious" to me. When you run a professional business, you simply cannot keep changing your brand at whim, or simply because you're tired of your current name. Professional level customers find this to be an unstable business plan. Additionally, your choice of words there, were not exactly professional.
No one here was witness to this "census" nor do we know what you said to them, etc, nor does anyone really care.Also, I just visited a chat room on YIM, and only 2 people of the 38 in there opposed to my opinion of them being idiots.
you said you were 13. Seriously, how long could "some time" really be? I would lay a bet that you don't have half the experience of those you're calling idiots. One tip is....professional companies don't take surveys in a Yahoo chatroom, but then again, that is kiddie host's prime market...people who know no better.I am not a n00b in this. I have done it for quite some time
In fact I did grow up walking to the local store.....by choice. I also grew up learning the value of a dollar. If you choose to be in business, you're choosing to make a living doing it. You're choosing to take the responsibility of other's livelyhood. (your employees).If you don't see it the same way, you must not have grown up having to walk to the local store.
There is much more to a host's prices than bandwidth and space. A lot of children feel otherwise. I'm sure if you polled a bunch of Yahooligans and asked them, "What would you prefer, a cheap host, or a more expensive host?" most would opt for the cheap host, for pure dollar value. Now, go ask that same question to a serious business person, and they will, 9 times out of 10 choose the more expensive host, because of perceived value of service, customer care, knowledgable staff, etc.
Jim and myself for example, have employees to pay. It's not about raising enough money to go buy the new PS2 game, or a candybar. We have families to take care of, and employee's families to take care of. We are their paycheck.
If you had more than yourself, a playstation, and a computer or 2 to take care of, I'm sure you'd think differently.
In the end, your attitude just solidified my opinion about kiddie hosts. There are very few mature kids out their, that are ready to run a business, but sorry little fella....your example here, tell me that you're not among that crowd.
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