The big/Small web host take-over!

[AdvertQuick]

Hello there,

My name is "Obay" I am from England, we're looking to acquire hosting business within these countries.

These countries;
USA x 2
UK x 4
EU (any country) x 2
India, x 2

Companies must have a min of 2 customers and a max of 100, would be better if your on your own server (VPS/Dedicated) however it's OK if your reselling.

If you are in any of these countries and currently trade and have lost the will to do anything we're looking to take you over, buy you out.

The transactions will be smooth and easy and hassle free with no downtime to your customers.

We've got $xx,xxx budget to take over your business here's the process we will use.

1) We'll evaluate the business
2) We'll do a lot of communications via any method you want
3) We'll agree a buy-out price
4) We'll take over
5) You get your money, your happy.
6) Everyone smiles.

So, if you've lost motivation for your business, please come to us.

Thank you,
obay

 

[cheapdomain]

I don't understand why a company should have a max of 100 customers ?

 

[sander k]

They are a small player on the hosting market I would guess.

 

[coreymanshack]

I wouldn't even try to acquire anything under 100 because of the turnover rates in this industry. Customers get angry when they are shuffled around too so expect to loose AT LEAST 35% of them just because you acquired them.

 

[sander k]

I wouldn't even try to acquire anything under 100 because of the turnover rates in this industry. Customers get angry when they are shuffled around too so expect to loose AT LEAST 35% of them just because you acquired them.

That's true, I sold my company in 2012 and about 70% stayed.

 

[Hosting Advisor]

we're looking to acquire hosting business within these countries.

These countries;
USA x 2
UK x 4
EU (any country) x 2
India, x 2

You will find a specific section on web hosting talk forum "Web Hosting Companies And Clients For Sale or Purchase" try your luck. Also discuss your business proposal with some of reputable hosting companies CEO's directly.

 

[HostMantis]

You will find a specific section on web hosting talk forum "Web Hosting Companies And Clients For Sale or Purchase" try your luck. Also discuss your business proposal with some of reputable hosting companies CEO's directly.

Agreed. There are always a few small hosts for sale in that forum. Definitely the best place to look if you are looking to sell or aquire.

 

[skynethosting]

That's true, I sold my company in 2012 and about 70% stayed.

Actually this depends on the new provider, if you can offer better service and features there's not much risk in losing customers.

 

[Cloudcom]

Nice offer OP. Good luck, it truly depends on requirements of clients, if met they do stay.

 

[Diploy]

If you are looking to buy and make sure you offer the new clients something special and a good overview page explaining what will change and why it is going to be better that both companies will work together. I also suggest you let them know before you really merge or close the site. So run both portals net to each other and give people time to adjust to the situation.

A good sample of how you can do it will the merge of softlayer and ibm. But before that softlayer use to be several companies like the planet and then plant is also a merge of several companies. They gotten pretty big by buying up and merging hosting companies.

 

[sander k]

You are replying on a post that is almost a year old.

 

[sarmth]

Hahahahahaha! Failed.

 

[Gaiacom_LC]

Having been part of a few company sales, this offer didn't look like the best out there.