Eric Murray wrote:
snow writes:
Also: The AOL web site address my company has may not always work out when the server is having problems or user overloads. Please try again later. Again, the web site address for UDCM, Universal Data Cryptography Module, is: http://members.aol.com/DataETRsch/udcm.html.
For $100 up front, and about $40 a month you can get a real domain name and virtual domain that doesn't have a problem with "user overloads". If you are so high tech, why are you using AOL for a WEB SERVER? (this is a seperate issue from using it for _access_)
You would think that a company that could issue "$1,250,000 in collateral backed zero-coupon bonds" would be able to afford a real web site.
Mmmm... What is the collateral? Intangible assets like distribution roghts? Also, this guy's web site is totally fucked up -- the lines in http://members.aol.com/dataetrsch/public/udcmv20b.txt are very long and browsers are not supposed to wrap them. I am also wondering, I am listed as visitor 189 on his web site. Under most optimistic assumptions, if *every* visitor bought his product, he would have made $40*188 = $7520. A good money, no doubt, but to issue $1,250,000 worth of *zero-coupon* bonds? - Igor.