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Originally posted by chilihost
According to http://www.xxxlaw.net on the 2257 table (click whats new then click the table link):
"Producer does not include....A provider of Web-hosting services who does not manage the content of the computer site or service"
So my interpretation is that hosting in the USA is irrelevant, its only where the primary and secondary producers of content live that matters.
Therefore, it only matters where your main business activities are conducted...so if you have a non-US presence + use non-US based processing then you do not have to stress over this even if you are physically hosted in the USA!
cheers,
Luke
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Good point. Many forgiegn companies host inside the US because bandwidth is less expensive.
I own both paysites (which are easy to make compliant) but it's my free sites that are my big problem. I pull 500K a year off my free stuff and the profit margin is like 10x higher than for the pay stuff.
Giving up this income isn't even and option for me.