Hi
I am about to offer web design , domain name registration and hosting (resold). I have created a contract agreement which deals with web design but it only currently assumes the client has their own hosting deal. I would like to create a contract of agreement for customers to by hosting alone, has anyone got any examples that they use that they could send me?
Any help much appreciated!
andy206uk posted this at 15:54—9th February 2007.
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I work for a hosting provider - we had our terms and conditions drawn up by our legal team, then double checked by staff, checked again by the legal team, checked again by senior staff then finalised by the legal team. Generic terms and conditions will probably leave you with loop holes - you need something specific to your service.
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ChrisL posted this at 17:36—9th February 2007.
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Yes but ould be agreat starting point to then take to a lawyer!
andy206uk posted this at 10:56—11th February 2007.
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Then I guess the easiest thing to do would be to look at other hosting providers T&C's and use them as a basis to write your own...
Andyk
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ChrisL posted this at 00:40—12th February 2007.
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Im looking for a contract for hosting services example not the terms and conditions.
Carney posted this at 09:49—22nd February 2007.
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pardon me but what is the difference between hosting contract and terms of service? I do not see any, but may be I am wrong
HQHost.net posted this at 07:52—26th February 2007.
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Hosting contract is the same as Terms, but on paper and with signs.