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  1. #26
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    hi HiVelocity,

    I agreed with FHDave. I think it's better for you to engage a professional lawyer or firm to attend to your legal matters. Anyway just my 2 cents worth
    Warmest Regards,
    mediafreaks

  2. #27
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    HiVelocity,

    You definitely want to engage an attorney to review any and all legal documents. I would encourage you to use our Webhosting Policy Kit as a template and modify it to fit your needs. Also, write down any questions or concerns you have about particular issues. Take your marked up documents and questions to the attorney for review and revision. This approach could save you hundreds of dollar. If the lawyer has to start from scratch or with a blank document, then she or he will bill you for it.

    WPK 2.0 will give your attorney an excellent starting point.

    I hope this helps.

    Zachary
    Robert Smith, V.P., Sales
    Hostlegal, LLC (www.hostlegal.net)
    "Legal Protection for the Hosting Industry"
    We sell affordable Terms Of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, & Privacy Policy Templates

  3. #28
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    Hi Zachary. That was exactly what I meant. 8)
    It's the best solution for HiVelocity.
    Warmest Regards,
    mediafreaks

  4. #29
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    MediaFreaks,

    I understood so suggestion perfectly. I just thought I would expand upon it for others as well as offer some guidance that hopefully would save money and time in the long run.

    Zachary
    Robert Smith, V.P., Sales
    Hostlegal, LLC (www.hostlegal.net)
    "Legal Protection for the Hosting Industry"
    We sell affordable Terms Of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, & Privacy Policy Templates

  5. #30
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    Hi Zachary, don't get me wrong. It was an great elaboration. Appreciated that.
    Warmest Regards,
    mediafreaks

  6. #31
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    Mediafreaks,

    I just hate it when typos and mental slips creaks into my postings.

    My previous post should have read: "I understood your suggestion perfectly..."

    Also, thank you for caring enough to respond to other people postings.


    Zachary
    Robert Smith, V.P., Sales
    Hostlegal, LLC (www.hostlegal.net)
    "Legal Protection for the Hosting Industry"
    We sell affordable Terms Of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, & Privacy Policy Templates

  7. #32
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    No problem.
    Warmest Regards,
    mediafreaks

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