Vortech Inc. Acquires Brandblast.com

[admin]

Vortech Inc. Acquires Brandblast.com

Orlando, FL Vortech, Inc. (http://www.vortechhosting.com), a hosting firm focused on Business, Technology and it’s Customers, today announced the acquisition of the assets of privately held Brandblast.com.

Brandblast.com is a hosting company that is focused on great customer service and support.

Brandblast.com’s content and user base will be merged with Vortech Inc.'s website (http://www.vortechhosting.com).

About Vortech Inc.

Vortech Inc. has been a leading provider in Web Hosting, Collocation and Reseller Services for 4 years. Our web sites focus on both business to consumer and business-to-business. As the largest H-Sphere reseller provider in the world we have learned over the years that taking care of the customer and spending one on one time is the only way to the top. H-Sphere, our flagship control panel, has helped us grow (http://www.matrixreseller.com) into the number one H-Sphere reseller provider in the world to date with more then 50,000+ domains under one cluster.

[Silverbug]

out of curiosity how many clients and customers did brandblast have?

[Vixen]

I am not sure if Brad wants to me state the actual number but I can say there were not as many *good* customers as we thought. Unfortunately.

[Scroller]

also out of curiosity, what's the main benefit of buying another hosting company ... they seems to be located exactly the same place?

[Brangwyn]

They would appear to have been a vortech customer to me... might want to update their nameservers, they're pointing to the old DNS IP's still

[Vixen]

Originally Posted by Scroller

also out of curiosity, what's the main benefit of buying another hosting company ... they seems to be located exactly the same place?

The main benefit is to acquire their customers which equals additional revenue. Brandblast was one of our resellers, so that made the transition even easier.

[Silverbug]

I am not sure if Brad wants to me state the actual number

which is fair enough.

Cool not i just have to build up my client base so someone wants to buy it

[admin]

We really try to stay out of our customers and to be honest this is the first co. we have EVER bought.. LoL The owner was sick or something not sure but he was unable to take care of his customers so we helped him and his customers out..

Plus it made it easy on the customers because the really did not notice anything beside now being to get support since he was gone for almost 2 months there was some mad customers.. But they are all happy now..

[Brangwyn]

It's not an uncommon thing, I've had a couple of my customers "sell" their business too me becuase they couldn't continue .. everybody wins in the end really doing it that way.

[mresell]

The trick with selling a business whose assets are customers who may or may not stay with you or be income producing is evaluating that properly. That is always the hardiest asset to value.