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Extreme wrote:

The domain was just registered a month ago...although the "parent company" seems to have been around for awhile.

I don't see how they can support a business model that gives stuff away?

sully_51 wrote:

Extreme wrote:

The domain was just registered a month ago...although the "parent company" seems to have been around for awhile.

I don't see how they can support a business model that gives stuff away?

1&1 gave their package away for free for three years when they first opened up in the States. In fact, my free "trial" just expired last month, lol.

fear_nothing wrote:

sully_51 wrote:

Extreme wrote:

The domain was just registered a month ago...although the "parent company" seems to have been around for awhile.

I don't see how they can support a business model that gives stuff away?

1&1 gave their package away for free for three years when they first opened up in the States. In fact, my free "trial" just expired last month, lol.

Aren't you working for them now? Tell them their adds are terrible, they chew up half of the pages my maximum pc magazine every month

fear_nothing wrote:

sully_51 wrote:

Extreme wrote:

The domain was just registered a month ago...although the "parent company" seems to have been around for awhile.

I don't see how they can support a business model that gives stuff away?

1&1 gave their package away for free for three years when they first opened up in the States. In fact, my free "trial" just expired last month, lol.

Aren't you working for them now? Tell them their adds are terrible, they chew up half of the pages my maximum pc magazine every month

sully_51 wrote:

fear_nothing wrote:

sully_51 wrote:

Extreme wrote:

The domain was just registered a month ago...although the "parent company" seems to have been around for awhile.

I don't see how they can support a business model that gives stuff away?

1&1 gave their package away for free for three years when they first opened up in the States. In fact, my free "trial" just expired last month, lol.

Aren't you working for them now? Tell them their adds are terrible, they chew up half of the pages my maximum pc magazine every month

Yeah, I work for them now... pretty decent job too.

fear_nothing wrote:

sully_51 wrote:

fear_nothing wrote:

sully_51 wrote:

Extreme wrote:

The domain was just registered a month ago...although the "parent company" seems to have been around for awhile.

I don't see how they can support a business model that gives stuff away?

1&1 gave their package away for free for three years when they first opened up in the States. In fact, my free "trial" just expired last month, lol.

Aren't you working for them now? Tell them their adds are terrible, they chew up half of the pages my maximum pc magazine every month

Yeah, I work for them now... pretty decent job too.

okey dokie... march into the marketing directors office & let them know I'm unhapppy