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I don't see how it is wrong to keep your business and yourself as separate entities (or your other business in this case). For example, isn't it good practice t
by towelguy 12y ago
I don't see how it is wrong to keep your business and yourself as separate entities (or your other business in this case). For example, isn't it good practice to keep track of office renting space even if you are a freelancer and work from home so you can take it in consideration when deciding how much to charge for your work?
- gamblor956 12y agoWhat he's saying is that it is extremely suspicious that the TPB guys are saying they made no money from running TPB, when they had easily less than 1% of the costs of businesses running similar types and volumes of ads (i.e., adult websites), and furthermore, when they were allegedly hosting TPB at another company that they also owned. It appears that the TPB guys are claiming that the hosting revenue earned by the second company should not be treated as the ill-gotten revenue earned by the TPB, even though they owned and controlled both companies. And indeed, there are laws in most nations and internationally addressing precisely those sorts of sketchy relationships.
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- vacri 12y agoDepends on your bandwidth pricing. Are you sure that adult websites' hosting bills are 'easily more than 99%' bandwidth charges?