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This is dangerous advice. I'm not a lawyer, but our lawyer has advised us not to turn off web hosting for non-payment of a design bill. If you provide two serv

by qeorge 16y ago

This is dangerous advice. I'm not a lawyer, but our lawyer has advised us not to turn off web hosting for non-payment of a design bill. If you provide two services (say, design and hosting) you can't hold one "hostage" for non-payment on the other (that's my understanding at least). Take it to small claims court, or let it go.

trustfundbaby 16y ago
No its not ... every business I know ceases to provide you business after a certain number of days of non-payment ... Cable companies turn off your cable, electric companies turn off your light, Your landlord evicts you etc etc. If you're paying for hosting ... as long as I have your data backed up, I'm pretty sure I can stop hosting your site by removing your dns records from my system
- saurik 16y ago
  The idea is that it would be different if AT&T turned off your AT&T U-verse cable modem for non-payment of your AT&T cell phone plan.
  - dalore 16y ago
    What if they were sold as a package deal?