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Originally Posted by kBizzle
Funny that this company doesn't understand the value of good branding and marketing- which is truly a shame because this company has a real potential to get some business back and yet they screw it up by holding people's money hostage.
I have three ideas off the top of my head that can make IBill a respected and trusted processor- IBill most likely can't afford to pay for my consulting- but if they could , they'd see some real good ideas implemented to get their big boys back- and newbies sending all day...
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Remember the Monty Python "dead parrott" routine?? iBill is a dead company with rigor mortis already set in.
Got little doubts they will either (a) end up terminated or (b) be purchased for 10 cents by an unsuspecting buyer and he will spend millions trying to build from scratch.
Want to enter the processor biz? Buy a clean corp, capitalize it will millions and and start negotiating with banks - it's cheaper than trying to revive a dead parrott.