>>EPASSPORTE : Move Money Via ACH transfer.

ecchi · 2004-06-03, 04:44 AM

Kristian - Don't moan about the lack of international support, it gives us an advantage over the US. Remember less than 50% of revenue comes from the US, and companies without international support are loosing half their profit. SO ARE COMPANIES THAT USE THEM . But webmasters who live in the US usually do not realize this, particularly as they experience no problems themselves. However those of us who live outside the US experience the problems first hand and they either prevent us from using the service outright or at least give us a warning. Although it is tempting to assume that US webmasters are smart enough to not use companies without international support, we all do stupid things without thinking, however clever we are. But you and I cannot make that mistake because we do not live in the US. This means that we should be making twice as much money as we would if we were Americans.

So stop complaining, and next time you are in America pop over to Boston for a celebratory cup of tea.

2004-06-03, 04:44 AM	#5
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Kristian - Don't moan about the lack of international support, it gives us an advantage over the US. Remember less than 50% of revenue comes from the US, and companies without international support are loosing half their profit. SO ARE COMPANIES THAT USE THEM . But webmasters who live in the US usually do not realize this, particularly as they experience no problems themselves. However those of us who live outside the US experience the problems first hand and they either prevent us from using the service outright or at least give us a warning. Although it is tempting to assume that US webmasters are smart enough to not use companies without international support, we all do stupid things without thinking, however clever we are. But you and I cannot make that mistake because we do not live in the US. This means that we should be making twice as much money as we would if we were Americans. So stop complaining, and next time you are in America pop over to Boston for a celebratory cup of tea.