you're doing and hate the fact that you think it's a good thing to change what they wrote At week 2; when it was clear that this bozo was actually hindering your business, why wasn't he being sued for holding your business processes up? There are several reasons. 1. It is hard to prove actual damages for potential sales not made. 2. The ISP guy could kill our ongoing business by shutting down our existing online functions before we had a replacement. 3. The ISP guy was drinking buddies with my alcoholic boss. Take your pick. I had a full plan to move all our services over to Rackspace.com, and a detailed presentation to describe my transition plan. On the day I was scheduled to present it, my meeting was changed to an exit interview. posted by charlie don't surf at 7:59 PM on August 17, 2010 [ 1 favorite ] 2. The ISP guy could kill our ongoing business by shutting down our existing online functions before we had a replacement. Guys like this are where I get most of my clients from. Passive/agressive shitheads who resell hosting or pressure their clients into buying into their shared hosting account. I understand the draws of that (passive income, easy cash etc.) but it has always seemed so slimy. posted by thsmchnekllsfascists at 9:38 PM on August 17, 2010 Well, that's just stupid. Instead of the smug insider-jokeyness of "That's a little too advanced" why not just say it as it