I have a few places that I look for these types of business's for sale, but
I'm not finding what I'm interested in. Any suggestions of online mailing
lists, or websites that list these?

Thanks,

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Kris Cote - Storm3 Communications Inc.
Box 28 Warner Alberta
Canada
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403 642 2442
kris@storm3.com

Kris Cote wrote:
> I have a few places that I look for these types of business's for
sale, but
> I'm not finding what I'm interested in. Any suggestions of online
mailing
> lists, or websites that list these?

I would say THE place to find web hosts for sale is WHT:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com
.
Cheers,
Daniel
http://www.danhendricks.com

"Kris Cote" <admin@stormserver.net> wrote in message
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>I have a few places that I look for these types of business's for sale, but
>I'm not finding what I'm interested in. Any suggestions of online mailing
>lists, or websites that list these?


Look at webhostingtalk.com     We've purchased many, many hosts there.
Buying a host there is better than spending ad dollars to gain fewer
customers.

--Tina

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Kris Cote wrote:
> I have a few places that I look for these types of business's for sale, bu
t
> I'm not finding what I'm interested in.

You won't - typically these businesses go to the wall first, then the
residue is sold off in a panic.  ok, not always - just mostly IME.

> Any suggestions of online mailing
> lists, or websites that list these?

Put yourself about, go to places where web hosts hang out, WHT has been
suggested, there are plenty clones.

Local CoC may be a good place to pick up gossip on local traders.

Make it known you are in the market - all my acquisitions have come from
personal recommendation/introduction.

--
William Tasso

"William Tasso" <SpamBlocked@tbdata.com> wrote in message
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> Kris Cote wrote: 
>
> You won't - typically these businesses go to the wall first, then the
> residue is sold off in a panic.  ok, not always - just mostly IME.


Yes, that is true in a lot of cases.  However, at webhostingtalk.com you
absolutely can find good deals.  The ones I'm buying are generally one-man
operations who actually care about their business and have run it very well.
They hit that first growing pain bump and realize they either need to take
it to the next level...or turn it over to someone who can handle it.  These
are the ones that are worth buying.

--Tina
--
http://www.AffordableHOST.com - Multi-Domain & Reseller Cpanel Hosting
http://www.AxisHost.com - High bandwidth Cpanel Hosting
++ 20% Discount Coupon Code ++:   newsgroup
Serving the web since 1997

While sitting in a puddle William Tasso scribbled in the mud:

> my acquisitions have come from personal recommendation/introduction.
>

Pimps?

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D?
http://wipkip.biz  just to raise my PR

Duende wrote:
> While sitting in a puddle William Tasso scribbled in the mud:
> 

>
> Pimps?

Never ask a host about their day job.

--
William Tasso

William Tasso wrote:

> Never ask a host about their day job.

But "pimp" generally wouldn't qualify as a *day* job....



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Valley is the sun." -Victorville _Daily Press_ on the unusually large
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In article <cstv2q01ldv@news2.newsguy.com>, tina@affordablehost.com
says...
> "William Tasso" <SpamBlocked@tbdata.com> wrote in message
> news:35eud6F4kvfh2U1@individual.net... 
>
>
> Yes, that is true in a lot of cases.  However, at webhostingtalk.com you
> absolutely can find good deals.  The ones I'm buying are generally one-man
> operations who actually care about their business and have run it very wel
l.
> They hit that first growing pain bump and realize they either need to take
> it to the next level...or turn it over to someone who can handle it.  Thes
e
> are the ones that are worth buying.
>
> --Tina
>
send me a few million pounds then..... 'p

Steve Sobol wrote:
> William Tasso wrote:
> 
>
> But "pimp" generally wouldn't qualify as a *day* job....

Have you been to central London[1] lately?

The world is now a 24/7 place.

[1] choose your city
--
William Tasso