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posted by Marc Foster at 6/09/2007 06:45:00 AM
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Anonymous said ... (7:45 PM, June 17, 2007) :
post a commentClassic. "As of now the Chicago Hounds have SEIZED operations"
I'll bypass an obvious joke or two... You would think as a final act, the franchise could at least get the wording (and spelling) correct on their site.
Perhaps the website provider does not feel they will be paid. So its better to throw that up then pay for the bandwidth of the full site.
I doubt this was done by the team.
No need to ponder names for the tornado job.. It is Dwight Mullins. Don't know when it is going to be announced. but it will be him. Congrats to Dwight
Yeah, everything I have been hearing the last two weeks leads to that conclusion...
"Perhaps the website provider does not feel they will be paid. So its better to throw that up then pay for the bandwidth of the full site.
I doubt this was done by the team. "
I hope this wasn't done by the website provider, if so I'd advise anyone who is looking for a host/provider to avoid this company like the plague.
Why? If the business, whose website you are providing bandwidth to, isn't paying their bill, then you have to pay to keep the site up. Then, the question becomes is it worth your own money to keep up the website of a failed business that isn't going to pay you a dime to do so?
Perhaps it would have been better to simply kill the site entirely, but no way should the bandwidth provider be expected to leave the site up, with no hope of being compensated for it.