hosting and 2257

RawAlex · 2005-05-26, 12:02 AM

I think there will be some moves in the next while as webmasters outside the US move their hosting away from physically located in the US. However, webmasters in the US, or those webmasters from outside the US who have formed a US company for purposes of processing and such are pretty much screwed anyway, so moving stuff to the moon probably wouldn't help.

Alex

Wazza · 2005-05-26, 12:10 AM

This relates to non US based persons and entities

As I read it - entities formed within the US for the sole purpose of providing access to US based 3rd party billing would not be subject to the regulation (as they don't actually own / provide anything 2257able) and neither would the company / individual who ultimately owns that entity (as expressly excluded by the regs)

BTW IANAL

2005-05-26, 12:10 AM	#2
Wazza I'm a jaded evil bastard, I wouldn't piss on myself if I was on fire... Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 808	This relates to non US based persons and entities As I read it - entities formed within the US for the sole purpose of providing access to US based 3rd party billing would not be subject to the regulation (as they don't actually own / provide anything 2257able) and neither would the company / individual who ultimately owns that entity (as expressly excluded by the regs) BTW IANAL __________________ I sale Internet My sites have no traffic and no PR - let's trade - PM me

2005-05-26, 12:02 AM	#1
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	I think there will be some moves in the next while as webmasters outside the US move their hosting away from physically located in the US. However, webmasters in the US, or those webmasters from outside the US who have formed a US company for purposes of processing and such are pretty much screwed anyway, so moving stuff to the moon probably wouldn't help. Alex