If they kicked him off though, would he not write a big post on his vanity blog there about how the poojeets are ayy-lawging him? Maybe he's finally learned to keep his mouth shut? I guess we'll know for sure if he's not back next week, but something seems off about this. I'm with you in thinking that they just axed him.
I'm thinking that his idea is that he can find a new provider, drop that url into his template when he gets one, go on with life as if nothing happened and then explain to the pigs "big changes mean more security! They even revamped how the cards are charged!"
nah because then he would be admitting that the ayyylawgs won, he needs time to come up with something he can blame it on to make it look like he was the one to pull the trigger on it all, that is if he has actually been kicked off
"upgrading to a more secure setting" is now a euphemism for getting purged lmao. I mean, technically it's correct, no? Ralph's paywall can't get much more secure than being completely off of the internet.
To put this in a bit of perspective, Joshua Conner Moon gets infrastructure contracts cancelled on short notice over what amounts to mean tweets and annoying emails on a regular basis. Ethan Ralph, a small client, brings a bit of that plus frequent reputation destroying hacks that impact all the other clients to the table. What's the argument for keeping him from their pov?
The customer service desk is ran remotely by someone with previous work experience is in Taco Bell and Walmart. I shit you not.
Yes they can, though. Even if they don't have a tos that includes the ubiquitous "at any time for any reason" clauses, they can just break a contract. Worst case, they pay a bit of damages. Best case, Ethan can't afford a lawyer to pursue it
I wonder if you contact them if they will just email their standard contract over, you're probably right on this count, however...
I think they did market themselves like that... but, Ethan clearly isn't catching on with the rest of the network or he'd have a few more pigs. I don't think the subs to the other channels, or even the hosts will notice the killstream's gone. Sstv knows exactly how much money he makes, they know exactly how the killstream audience and everyone else's audience overlap, and it doesn't take a lot of work to figure out that he doesn't have any other income streams to hire lawyers with
Quite likely that they also want to try and avoid having Ralph sperg out about them constantly. At the moment, since he thinks they're on his side, he's playing all of the hacks down and trying to be diplomatic. If they suddenly cancelled their contracts with him (404's just temporary, tell 'em Gator!) then it's likely he'd do a repeat of the D-Live/Trovo/Whatever fiascos and try to kick up shit.
Lol, Ethan will just be happy if they give him some money back. He certainly won’t be refunding his subscribers. I do wonder what Ethan will say to any paypigs that paid for a year up front. You know it will be passive aggressive “support Ethan” and let him keep your money, anything else is disloyalty and marks you as a sworn enemy.
I don't think they care much one way from the other. They just want to part idiots from their disposable income by the looks of it.
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What do you expect from pajeets? While I’m on the subject of shit stained pajeets is take a look at the Syniverse hack. People, millions and millions of people have had their text messages hacked for 5 years before Oct 4 if this year. 5 years this company was breached.
Yeah I'm wondering who actually bought the domain. Did Ralph buy Killstream.tv and hand control over to SecureServer/put in the right info? Or when he signed up for SecureServer, did they purchase the domain as part of the deal? If so, I wonder if there is any clause in the contract that allows him to take over the domain.
Secureserver and killstream.tv's are both godaddy domains... so, I'm gonna go ahead and guess that they buy it on his behalf, but turn the thing over to the clients to do whatever the fuck they want with their vanity domain and keep a copy of the template in case the client gators up their own paywall.
The Farms are filled with good advice that Ralph refuses to follow.
I also think it's part of the SS TV package, which is why they get a .tv domain instead of .com (if anyone is interested www.killstream.com is available for purchase, why are you so fucking cheap Ralph??), all other SS customers are also set up through GoDaddy, so even though it's not concrete evidence, I am inclined to believe it.
Yeah, but does the butter chicken even out the pajeet problem?