CharityHost looking for "investors"

Rubben

@DP said:

@cybertech said:
which sensible investor would throw money at a host with "Charity" in it?

@MikeA any comments on this?

emgh

@yoursunny said:
CockHost acquire CharityHost when? @wadhah @emgh

I'll be on the lookout see if we may cum to an agreement

kuroit

Established hosting provider with $15K revenue with Monthly Profit: USD $722 /mo

AND

25% partial sale of their business for USD $16,500

Does these numbers make any sense in any way?

xvps

Damn, there are many nice domains for sale on that website.

cryptoartist.com > perfect for Romanian DMCA free hosting.
chickenwindow.com > only USD $1,250,000 > because every server room needs one.
ComputerPrinter.com > USD $8,500 > the keyword every granny searches for.
bjsandwich.com > listed in the food and drink category. (link)
wifeslut.com > the perfect gift for your wife.

dedipromo

Even if what he said were all true -

Just think about the numbers. 8-year business, heavily advertised and attended, heavy infrastructure investment (compared to its size), niche client groups (charity and nonprofit), yet it's only making $722 per month, pre-tax, and it includes his own salary.

$722 is what you can get within one week by working only one shift at a local walmart or McDonalds (NV, United States where CharityHost is registered), or 2-3 days by driving a truck.

This is yet another evidence that hosting industry is one of the worst that one can think of getting into. If one already has an established business and infrastructure, that's probably fine. If you are new and think of starting a hosting business, think again.

snowman11

@dedipromo said:
Even if what he said were all true -

Just think about the numbers. 8-year business, heavily advertised and attended, heavy infrastructure investment (compared to its size), niche client groups (charity and nonprofit), yet it's only making $722 per month, pre-tax, and it includes his own salary.

$722 is what you can get within one week by working only one shift at a local walmart or McDonalds (NV, United States where CharityHost is registered), or 2-3 days by driving a truck.

This is yet another evidence that hosting industry is one of the worst that one can think of getting into. If one already has an established business and infrastructure, that's probably fine. If you are new and think of starting a hosting business, think again.

Tbf there is plenty of providers on here earning liveable money. But yeah generally you're right. The market is saturated as fuck. But yeah some busniess owners tend to hang on to dogshit even if it makes no sense to continue

Strong financial standing
Profit of 700/month lmao

gbzret4d

I would like to invest... where should I send my definitely non-pornographic material?