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Dear Self-Service Clients, Over the past year, the domain and webhosting industry has become increasingly competitive. When Established Networks first started offering website hosting, domain registration and Internet utilities, we came to an agreement with one of the world’s largest and most reliable domain registrars, Go Daddy, to sell their services under the Established Networks name at a reduced price. Since then, a number of other large providers have dropped their prices and increased webhosting reliability. Unfortunately, we were unable to reach an agreement with Go Daddy that would enable us to stay competitive with these companies. Established Networks has therefore withdrawn from this partnership and will no longer be offering the self-service option under our name. Existing clients, rest assured that all pre-purchased accounts will continue to be valid through to their expiration dates. Go Daddy have migrated these accounts to one of their subsidiaries - Domains Priced Right - and will continue to provide the exact same level of service that you have become accustomed to. By now, you should have received an e-mail from Domains Priced Right with new login information. For more information about the transition, including how to access your account, please see the Frequently Asked Questions. Established Networks continues to seek alternatives in order to provide our valued clients with reliable Internet Utilties at competitive prices. After evaluating the marketplace, we have determined that 1&1 Internet, an established web hosting firm, offers the best value for our clients. Domain names start at $5.99 - less than what Go Daddy was charging us under our previous agreement - and our analysis indicates a much higher satisfaction level among hosting clients than with Go Daddy. We continue to offer our other services - full service web design and Internet utilties - and look forward to working with our existing clients and new ones in the future. Thank you for your patience during this transition. Yours sincerely, Cedric Nagy, |