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That’s not going to fly. Firstly, because cloud contracts generally prohibit renting out the cloud services as-is - you can build a product on top of it but no
by jahewson 2y ago
That’s not going to fly.
Firstly, because cloud contracts generally prohibit renting out the cloud services as-is - you can build a product on top of it but not act as a reseller of their platform.
Secondly, and perhaps most importantly because setting up separate LLCs with the goal of avoiding lawful debts is the demonstrates fraudulent intent and will get your LLCs veil-pierced.
- cozzyd 2y agoWhat you mean I can't set up an LLC for every large expense I want to avoid paying?
- reverendsteveii 2y agoYou could, but anything you buy as that LLC would actually belong to the LLC and be subject to seizure and sale when the LLC doesn't pay its bills. That's my thousand-foot understanding of it, at least. If what you said worked people would do it all the time.
- disqard 2y agoYou're doing it wrong. You need to be a billionaire, and then you need to threaten to sue anyone who dares to ask you to pay.
- hdjjhhvvhga 2y ago> cloud contracts generally prohibit renting out the cloud services as-is Doesn't have to be as-is - a simple infra on top of it will do > setting up separate LLCs with the goal of avoiding lawful debts If normal bills are paid as usual and only this kind of crap is not paid, Amazon would have a hard time proving in court that the whole point of the daughter LLC was to avoid paying bills.