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Getting & Managing Your First 1,000 Clients in Web Hosting

Title: Getting & Managing Your First 1,000 Clients in Web Hosting
Author: Jimmy Tanzil (NOT me)
Pages: 192
Description:
Quote:The goal of this book is to guide you to start your web hosting business properly and to equip you with enough knowledge so that you will be able to maintain your new web hosting business single-handedly until you have reached your first one thousand clients.
Payment Options: PayPal
Copies Available: 25
Review Copies Available: 2
Resale Rights: None
Price: $5.00 USD

This eBook was written by Jimmy Tanzil, who has over TWELVE years of experience in starting, growing, and managing a web hosting company.

The exact same eBook is $47.00 USD.
Your saving over $40.00 USD!

I am a CERTIFIED reseller.
This means, Jimmy, personally, allowed me to RESELL his eBook.

If you are interested in buying, awesome.
Send a gift payment to the e-mail address below:
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FYI,
I've already sent out a PM too Valiant & Skill (For review).
sweet! alright i just paid and im waiting for a email.
You forgot about PrettyKitty bro
Also someone is going to have a lot to read
(Apr 5, 2010 01:07 AM)qball1 Wrote:  sweet! alright i just paid and im waiting for a email.

My bad, you didn't PM me...
PM me & we'll discuss this - because I specifically said to send the payment as a GIFT, and you sent it as a regular payment (Which can be disputed).

(Apr 5, 2010 01:16 AM)Techno Wrote:  You forgot about PrettyKitty bro
Also someone is going to have a lot to read

I thought the max amount of reviewers I can PM was two?
Ill might buy it... But after finding reviews like this about it:

Quote:So here is the scoop, this guy, Jimmy Tanzil, is the owner of the web hosting company 2ip. He is the one that wrote this book, using an alias. Over the past few weeks, his hosting company, which I was a customer at, has been attacked by hackers, and it has been determined that he himself uploaded the compromised files (most likely accidentally) from his home PC, but instead he wiped all the user’s data and forced them to start fresh, claiming that the backups they were using were compromised. Now, after declaring that he would continue providing services, he has decided to close the company and is forcing all members to migrate to Hostgator, or pay normal price with another host. He has virtually disappeared from the face of the earth. There have been threats of legal action because he lost everyone’s data, luckily I perform backups regularly, so I was not affected. Now he is not providing the service that we paid for. In short, this guy conned us all. He fooled us into thinking that 2ip was a real company, with real employees, when in fact it was just an individual selling reseller hosting to us all.

Do not buy the book, you will be supporting this kind of person, and the testimonials on the book are all fake. There are people from Hostgator saying how great the book is, but they paid him to write it.
Rating: 1 / 5

I'm not so sure. :/
(Apr 5, 2010 05:04 AM)Loka~ Wrote:  Ill might buy it... But after finding reviews like this about it:


I'm not so sure. :/

I'm not to sure where you found that review,
But as I personally read the eBook, it gives you a user friendly lookout on how to, well - (a) Get clients, (b) Manage them accordingly so they won't leave you after the first month, ( c ) Server configurations (WHM, cPanel, etc) w/ screenshots.
bump!
Still available.
Review 3/5
==========================
Quality of Information: 5/5 Really good and professional quality of information.

Ease of Use: 1/5 It's extremely hard to use. You get lost in all this text because it does not concentrate on one subject but always gets lost in others - Also known as off topic - The reader will have a problem. I surely did.

Layout: 4.5/5 Perfect layout, although some images (other than the hostgator crocodile) would be nice.

Grammar: 5/5 I have to admit.... perfect grammar.

Originality: 5/5 100% original. Never seen it anywhere else.

Notes: This e-book has pros and cons. Some pros are the layout, the fact that the author put effort to write it with zero grammatical mistakes and the whole structure. The cons are... what the hell? Does this e-book have a main subject after all? I was reading through it and I was always getting lost. The author gets constantly off topic with side stories and does not concentrate on the main subject he's writing about - making it hard to use.
Bump.
Awaiting on review .
Updated my post with official review by Reviewers Team.
(Apr 5, 2010 02:20 PM)Notorious Mental Wrote:  Review 3/5
==========================
Quality of Information: 5/5 Really good and professional quality of information.

Ease of Use: 1/5 It's extremely hard to use. You get lost in all this text because it does not concentrate on one subject but always gets lost in others - Also known as off topic - The reader will have a problem. I surely did.

Layout: 4.5/5 Perfect layout, although some images (other than the hostgator crocodile) would be nice.

Grammar: 5/5 I have to admit.... perfect grammar.

Originality: 5/5 100% original. Never seen it anywhere else.

Notes: This e-book has pros and cons. Some pros are the layout, the fact that the author put effort to write it with zero grammatical mistakes and the whole structure. The cons are... what the hell? Does this e-book have a main subject after all? I was reading through it and I was always getting lost. The author gets constantly off topic with side stories and does not concentrate on the main subject he's writing about - making it hard to use.

Well there you go.
And sure there are some side stories (They were written to be inspirational), and actually the "main" objective is to Getting Clients (Chapter Five) ~ Managing the clients (Chapter 2 ~ 4, 6, & 7).

But thanks for the review.
Bump!
Still available!


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