Re: DHT Studios is back!
Boy howdie, what have we here! Certainly a lot of red flags, that's what.
Dennis, if I may:
1. First of all. Where is your ssl certificate? If your webhost doesn't offer them, Namecheap does. If you can't even take the time to secure your own damn site, then why should I trust that you'll be able to fortify my linux/Windows vps? I find it hard, considering you were "just to lacy or you dont have enough time to do it on your own site?" Speaking of which...
2. Your spelling and grammar. Do I have to rehash this? If you are a professional service, then you should at least have someone look your site over. I'm even less inclined to even ask for a quote, much less follow through on it.
3.
each company has its own price tables. I will actually ask you, after the server is ordered (you will be required to send me the money via paypal),
Are you shitting me right now? You didn't have the wherewithal to set up a Paypal Business account, and at the very least invoice your potential clients? If you can't set up a business account at your age in your country, or in your country in general, then go with a payment processor in your region that is internationally available. If even then you can't get provisioned with one, then you probably are not able to legally run this joint anyways. Either way, you have no business deploying rolling payment-driven services via standard paypal instant transfers. Doing this for a oneoff server installation is a bit more understandable, but you absolutely should not be doing this when you are establishing yourself as an enterprise. Because,
4.
I *wont* remind you, if you decide to get a managed server, to pay me monthly, you just can send me the money via paypal every month, at the same time. I wont try to keep your server up, because I dont have much more money. Some of the companys that I rent servers from are prepaid, that means your server will just go down if no money was received. Other are not, that means you will get a warning from me if I'll get one from the company. But we hope that never happens.
This is the exact problem you run into. Had you set up a business account or a payment processor, you could have managed rolling payments without even having to have this disclaimer in the first place, because you wouldn't have to *rely* on your clients to pay you manually every month. At the very least, it is your responsibility to keep tabs on your customers' subscriptions and when they expire, whether the companies you are utilizing do so or not.
Long story short, this is a fly-by-night offer if there ever was one. I would advise customers to avoid dht unless or until these issues are resolved.
rating: 1/5
Additionally, you aren't even a fully registered company. Why? Because you would probably get hit with a cease and desist if you were.
Looking up dht studios business records resulted in a page that didn't do much beyond greeting me with an annoyingly inaccessible captcha, but I got enough of the search result preview to know that someone, somewhere, owns dht studios and it is a very different company than what Dennis has.
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