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Yeah this is my issue. I'm not too worried about it being a successful business (more like a small side project), but I don't have the resources to fight any le

by hazz99 8y ago

Yeah this is my issue. I'm not too worried about it being a successful business (more like a small side project), but I don't have the resources to fight any legal claims.

kevin42 8y ago
If you don't have any resources to fight the legal claims you should not do it. You won't last very long because you can be sure that there will be some legal claims, valid or not. Even a frivolous claim will take resources to defend.
giancarlostoro 8y ago
Whatever you decide, do NOT run this under your own name. Create an LLC or similar. Do not risk your home and personal assets over a side project. It's better to lose the LLC which should only hold this service than to lose your own personal assets.
emmanuel_1234 8y ago
- Do not run it in the US. - Do not sell the service in the country you run it. - Really, do not run it in the US.
- hazz99 8y ago
  What are good, non-US cloud providers? I only know of AWS/DO/Azure/Google - what are the go-to providers outside the states?
  - gyaru 8y ago
    Hetzner or OVH in Europe.
alliecat 8y ago
Then you don't have the resources to run the business. The technical side is pretty cheap compared to the legal manpower you need to protect your end users.