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Dan your points are well founded and to be honest I don't wish iBill bad fortune. I do however like to point out that things are not as rosy as they and their minions always claim them to be. Indeed they are a public company and as such should know better than most the value of customer service and communications but they always wander in here like a drunken camel, drop some nugget and then leave never to be heard from again for 6 months. If as you suggest they are so interested in our market then they're doing a great job camouflaging that fact.
By the way, yes I quoted the Forbes article but this quote "focus our sales effort on mainstream businesses." comes directly from an iBill source and not the reporter who wrote the Forbes article.
Enjoy the rest of your night, it's late and I need rest.
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