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Originally posted by tony404
ibill isnt going anywhere, you got remember out of all the third party processors , they are the only one ran by a big company. That company reported for the first quarter a profit of 65.2 million dollars (even after the MC fine) up 62.4% from first quarter 2002 40.2 million. Money isnt a problem, they are big now thats why you dont see their CEO on the board. They are cleaning things up, getting rid of problem webmasters, now it costs $15 dollars for a cb and they upped the percentage. They are working on making ibll profitable. This isnt Mom/ Pop which is good and bad. The bad is no personal service like ccbill and epoch, the good is they have lots of cash. My checks come like clock work and cash everytime.
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Tony where you been the past three years? Big companies can go flipity dipity too. American Airlines just narrowly missed going belly up and the situation is still fluid.
Things can change overnight in this industry. Companies with huge followings have come and gone and I'md sure we haven't seen the last of it.
The only thing you can reliably bank on is change. So prepare for it and diversify so you have hedged bets all over. Whatever you do, don't put all your eggs with one sponsor, or one processor, or one whatever. Spread and protect.