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son_gokou
January 19th, 2008, 16:46
Hello.
I’m here to tell that Crissic Solution (CS-SKYLAR) host provider is not good.

I’ve posted a topic http://freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2201210 to look for a host provider with some specs.

Cs-skylar told me crissic solutions could support what I need (as you can see).
I can tell you that cs-skylar is a lier. He said:

"
- Unlimited EVERYTHING
- You can send out UNLIMITED emails!
- ...we haven't the need to limit emails per hour at this point and don't plan on it...
- I wouldn't suspend you for any reason. If you do spam you get warnings, but you don't sound like a person who would use our services to spam.


He lied. I paid for a month and after 18 days my account was suspended for no reason (he said he wouldn’t suspend the account for any reason as you can see too).
All the facts before the payment are in the topic. After the payment cs-skylar turned into a liar. Many people are like this unfortunately.

Before I paid I could use many resources, the host provider was very good, bla bla bla. After I paid cs-skylar doesn’t care about the customer, he doesn’t care what he said because he had already the money. He just created a reason to suspend the account.

Pay attention for that before you choose CRISSIC SOLUTIONS.

Skylar
January 19th, 2008, 16:58
Please read the thread in full then if it really bothers you.. I treat my customers with respect, and am not after the money, I am after the satisfaction of my users. He was spamming, My server got blocked from yahoo and hotmail for doing such, so I suspended him -- he has yet to show proof that his "newsletter" wasn't infact spam.

If you think you can get away with things, then lie about it, you are wrong, please doublecheck our TOS for spamming policy; http://crissic.com/tos.html -- you are not exempt from this



If you feel I "stole" your money, and you did nothing wrong, then please do open a dispute with PayPal. You are in the wrong here, not me.

Stan
January 19th, 2008, 17:03
son_gokou, i suggest you stop trashing this guys thread.

Me and skylar have spoken outside of FWS and he has in fact proven to me that you were using his service to spam people. Over 9000 emails a day, the same email each time.

I suggest you admit what you were doing and give him a break, your actions are only going to get you banned in the end.


You may think i am siding with crissic but i can assure you i am not, why would i help keep the reputation of my competitor clean?


Skylar, i suggest you report his and my post and request they are removed. Im sure a mod would be nice enough to do so.

Skylar
January 19th, 2008, 17:14
If I can get a valid mailing list from Son_goku giving proof that he was not infact spamming, then I will be more than happy to unsuspend his account and provide him with a free month of hosting. It is up to him to prove that he was not spamming though, and until then he will remain suspended.

utcrazy
January 19th, 2008, 17:39
Simply sending mass email isn't always spam, I know it can sometimes appear to be. When you see the load is high on the server, and the source, sometimes it's easily overlooked that perhaps this is a legit mailing list. I suggest looking over the content and giving this person a refund if it's just the fact that you don't want to host a high volume list (or your servers cannot support it)

Skylar
January 19th, 2008, 17:42
Simply sending mass email isn't always spam, I know it can sometimes appear to be. When you see the load is high on the server, and the source, sometimes it's easily overlooked that perhaps this is a legit mailing list. I suggest looking over the content and giving this person a refund if it's just the fact that you don't want to host a high volume list (or your servers cannot support it)

It was spam, and he never complied to what the TOS states. All he had to do was provide me with a valid list of subscriptors and how they went about doing so, then it would have been fine. The fact that he sends out the exact same email, that wasn't in any way related to any of his websites, is a little bit discerning. The email goes out to the same people over and over, and it is always related to something that I know for a fact that is not related whatsoever to his website(s) and their operations.

I asked for proof, he never gave me it. Which leads me to he was sending out spam.

Also if it wasn't spam, then why would HotMail and Yahoo have blocked my server's IP from sending emails to them?


My TOS States about spamming:

Crissic Solutions prohibits its users from sending unsolicited e-mail messages (“spamming”), including, but not limited to: Posting the same, or similar, messages to one or more Usenet or other newsgroups, forums, e-mail mailing lists or other similar groups or lists; Posting any Usenet or other newsgroup, forum, e-mail mailing list or other similar group, or list articles which are off-topic or otherwise violate the rules of the charter or other owner-published FAQ or description of the group or list; Sending unsolicited e-mail, including commercial advertisements and informational announcements to Internet users, or any unsolicited e-mail that could reasonably be expected to provoke complaints; Using e-mail to engage in harassment, whether through language, frequency or messages. Continuing to send someone e-mail after being asked to stop is considered harassment; Sending e-mail with falsified or obscured header or information designed to hinder the identification of the location of what is advertised; Collecting replies to either (i) unsolicited e-mail messages or (ii) messages that were either sent through another provider which violate these rules or those of the other provider. Crissic Solutions allows only COI (Closed-Loop Opt-In) mailing lists. More information on COI can be found here. Users who send bulk e-mail to “opt-in” list must have a method of confirming or verifying subscriptions and be able to show evidence of subscriptions for users who complain about unsolicited e-mail. The Company’s receipt of complaints from Internet users related to e-mails received due to users use of “opt in” list shall be a violation of this AUP.

~ServerPoint~
January 21st, 2008, 01:58
Simply sending mass email isn't always spam Yes aree with you here, but free mail services like yahoo can ban the Ips or web hosting because of bulk email sending. And offering such option web hosting company must be ready for the troubles solvinf I have metoied above.

Skylar
January 23rd, 2008, 18:26
Can I request that this thread get locked? The starter of the thread hasn't come back since the insident (Clearly proving he was in the wrong no?)

utcrazy
January 23rd, 2008, 19:16
Stop protesting it, if you were right then it doesn't matter.

putillo
May 6th, 2008, 14:37
Im glad I found this thread before spending my money..I have a list of about 60,000 emails of which have all come by legitimate means. I work within the music industry and need to mail these contacts that have provided me with their email addresses on at least a weekly basis and thought it would be great to host my list on crissic solutions servers after reviewing the original response to son gokous thread.

I remember reading the replies from skylar and thinking Wow thats customer service right there! I remember him clearly replying saying that if you did get Spam complaints, you would get a warning before getting suspended etc etc etc etc, but by what is clearly posted here, I can see that is not the case.

Next

fnixws
May 6th, 2008, 16:58
I have a list of about 60,000 emails of which have all come by legitimate means
Unless all 60,000 know you have their email and want you sending them emails, its still spam.

DavidsAwesome
May 6th, 2008, 17:05
Skylar wouldn't have suspended a user without a valid reason. He's a very ethical person, and wouldn't do that. Skylar isn't in it for the money, and that's very easy to see. Since I have access to his WHMCS for support work, I can honestly tell you that he treats each user with respect and honesty.

If a user is sending bulk email, the content isn't related to the site, and they don't have a way of verifying subscriptions, they should be suspended. It's very hard to deal with hotmail/msn/aol and I completely agree with his decision.

Dan
May 6th, 2008, 17:20
I have to say that I too agree with Skylar on this.
It is very true that dealing with Hotmail, MSN, AOL etc is a complete and utter nightmare. I know as I had enough dealings with them in the past over spammers. And, the fact that the large majority of hosting clients would use those services to receive and send support emails etc, it is best to keep on their whitelists.

[MyG]Catlin
June 21st, 2008, 16:00
I'm not sure about the validity of Crissic Solutions. I recently got IMed by MSN from a person named Skylar claiming he works at Crissic Solutions, offering me 50% off of webhosting. He seemed like he was under 18, maybe 13-16 and didn't seem to speak English too well. When asked about the company, he did tell me it wasn't a real, registered company.

Thats from WebHostingTalk.com

AdamJ
June 21st, 2008, 17:13
MyIS, what's the URL to the post? For all we know you could be faking it, and from the impression you give off, I'd laugh if it weren't real. Your constantly digging at Skylar, and I find it apauling.

Ok I'll admit now, I've taken over from the ex as now Vice President of Crissic Solutions, and I am sick to death of people saying crap about the company, whether it be on WHT, or here, or anywhere else. I can safely say Skylar is a genuine person, and trusted!

I'd like to say if anyone has a problem with Crissic Solutions, they can personally talk to me about it, and I will do my best to deal with it as a staff member for Crissic Solutions, LLC. I can be contacted through adam[@]crissic.com, and I am willing to deal with anything.


Thanks,
Adam

Skylar
June 21st, 2008, 17:55
Can I ask why an old thread was replied to, where MyIS is trying to get at me?

We are a legally registered company, and we have had very few issues with clients, and To be quite frank I do not remember that thread at all.

If you have any personal issues with myself, then you can take it up with myself -- but not by involving a company that I have worked endless hours to improve, create, and ultimately provide the best customer support in myself and my staff's ability. If you have anything against my company for trying its upmost, then I am sorry that you have immoral ethics.

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 09:42
Sure you do, Google your company name, see how many "Crissic Solutions LLC has the worst support and hosting" you can find, I think its along the lines of 100+. The people demand the truth. Your so called very few issues is really high for your "Quality" of a "Company". Such lies must bring shame around you.

And than sending me reputation negatively how that I should f.u.c.k off? Is that the way CEOs act today? VERY mature.

immoral ethics? I have a problem with this picture, where you tell me to Quote: F u c k off. Great way to run a company, trash people. Congrats


http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm186/wells1gbn/6.jpg

hamster
June 22nd, 2008, 09:55
Sure you do, Google your company name, see how many "Crissic Solutions LLC has the worst support and hosting" you can find, I think its along the lines of 100+. The people demand the truth. Your so called very few issues is really high for your "Quality" of a "Company". Such lies must bring shame around you.

And than sending me reputation negatively how that I should f.u.c.k off? Is that the way CEOs act today? VERY mature.

immoral ethics? I have a problem with this picture:


http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm186/wells1gbn/6.jpg

You might want to check this on your part too. You've only got 61 posts and yet you've got a negative rep. Apparently, there's something wrong with your attitude too.

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 10:00
You might want to check this on your part too. You've only got 61 posts and yet you've got a negative rep. Apparently, there's something wrong with your attitude too.


Yes, its called little brats send you bad rep and not filling out a reason. They tell you to ---- off noob. If you don't like the heat of your "Company" being spoke about negatively, than don't run a "Company". The public deserves to know that their host CEO is telling others to "---- off noob". It looks bad on themselves and the company, and the public should be aware before choosing hosts so they get the right one. Respect comes mutual and they already lost mine for their MSN chat last night and this incident.

Electrism
June 22nd, 2008, 10:07
I'm thinking the top three blanked out reps are negative reps as well?

And, I googled Crissic Solutions LLC and I haven't seen any negative reviews yet..

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 10:10
I'm thinking the top three blanked out reps are negative reps as well?

Ohh Yes, From Him and his "Staff", I just blanked them out because I wanted to prove something on one rep. I forgot to blank out the other one. Four are from him and his "Staff" swearing with vulgar.

hamster
June 22nd, 2008, 10:13
Ohh Yes, From Him and his "Staff", I just blanked them out because I wanted to prove something on one rep. I forgot to blank out the other one. Four are from him and his "Staff" swearing with vulgar.

1. You are flaming him while accusing him of wrongdoings without proof.
2. You are also defaming a company by doing so.

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 10:16
1. Picture is proof, so is google
2. No 16 year old kid runs a company. I don't care if his mommy registered it, your not a legal CEO unless your 18.
3. Its called freedom of speech. Deal with it.

Electrism
June 22nd, 2008, 10:27
Ohh Yes, From Him and his "Staff", I just blanked them out because I wanted to prove something on one rep. I forgot to blank out the other one. Four are from him and his "Staff" swearing with vulgar.

Well unblank them and just censor the vulgarities.

And anyone can start and run their company. It doesn't matter if someone's a "Legal CEO" or not. What matters is whether or not the person can make the company a success.

And I assume you're over 18 and you're not acting very maturely.

Dynash
June 22nd, 2008, 10:29
If it's called freedom of speech, you deal with it.
You're flaming his company no matter what way to look at it.
A negative rep on a forum doesn't make him immature, it kind of makes you the immature one for taking it so seriously.

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 10:39
The negative doesn't bother me. It is the fact that he used "---- off noob" in it and not give a real reason or have a cause for it.

His company is a host either way, I wouldn't call it a company, its a hosting toy for himself.

Electrism
June 22nd, 2008, 10:39
I'm not saying neg rep = immature. Hell, I have a neg rep too from someone who didn't leave his name.

I'm saying that not providing proof + bad attitude = immature

And for the rep thing, I just wanted to see if the blanked out neg reps were for something else other than the claimed "Brats giving me neg reps"

AdamJ
June 22nd, 2008, 11:40
In all honesty now, I think I know who gave me a -rep saying "LITTLE KIDS SUCK"...


but anyway, what's rep? Its just an image! It all comes down to if your trustworthy and honest within yourself and the people you talk to/communicate with.

Skylar
June 22nd, 2008, 12:44
Hate to burst your bubble, but I haven't given you any negative rep within the last week, because I am unable to do so. It says I have to give rep to others before I can give you any more.

Regardless, I am not immiture enough to say idiotic stuff like that in negative rep. If you want to be the child and accuse me of doing as such, go for it. You keep stating a lot of b-s, with NO proof what-so-ever to prove your case. Let alone, you have never even been a client of mine.

Eclouds
June 22nd, 2008, 14:15
MyIS, perhaps you would feel better if we mail you a box of tissues to cry all the tears that you are holding inside of you?

You are whining because someone left you a bad rep? Get over it. YOU are the one who isn't acting mature. First you bump an old topic with one line, then you whine because you were left a bad rep? Eh.

BVZ
June 22nd, 2008, 14:43
Leave Skylar and his Company alone or i guarentee you, you will lose all respect and authentisity at FWS

To be honest, he's already lost all of his authenticity. Both Adz and Skylar are respected members of FWS with a respectable company. They are very helpful in support and offer good hosting plans. You seem intent on breaking forum rules and insulting others.

How old are you? From the way you act, I can expect that you're under 18. No need to be hypocritical and bashful towards others. Have you ever hosted a website under Crissic? If yes, please give me a URL and I'll check it out. I highly doubt you have ever used Crissic. Facts and proof are the best of all. Instead of blurring some reps out and saying they are from Crissic staff, prove it. Show us all of your negative rep and let us find out for ourselves whether you are telling the truth or lying to us. I'm not accusing you of lying - I'm just asking to see your basis for your "facts". We call it how we see it and at the moment it doesn't look good.

Facts are win. Propaganda is fail.

T^2
June 22nd, 2008, 15:58
Well I'm not sure what MyIS is refering to but here's some alternative views:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=699177&page=3
http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-2204656.html
http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-2203755.html

Good read for some? Not sure if its useful for anybody.

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 16:33
Thank You. T^2 He's not legally allowed to enter legally binding contract or sign any doucuments as hes underage. AkA Not a full CEO.

And in the state of Washington, a corporate officer has to legally be over 18. EL BAMO


Although Crissic does "present" himself somewhat professionaly, he is also very quick to call somebody stupid which shows his maturity as a 15 year old boy.


You entered into an invalid contract as the LLC's primary officer. All these people pointing out that you cannot do that are correct - you need to read the statutes and if you really are having that hard of a time understanding how forming a business constitutes a contract, I would suggest that you pay a few hundred dollars and talk to a lawyer instead of debating people on the Internet.

He's not legally allowed to work past 8 pm. He needs a permission slip from his parents simply allowing him to be employed. Washington State has some fairly strict child labor laws


(4) To enter into any legal contractual obligation and to be legally bound thereby to the full extent as any other adult person;

that governs whether he can form an LLC and by the state statutes of Washington State governing what he can and cannot to under age 18, he cannot. His parents, regardless of what is on the LLC, remain legally liable for him until he reaches the age of majority. The LLC technically, since he is a minor, is not legal nor are any contracts that he enters into with any of his clients by extension.

Forming an LLC under 18 through a loophole where the state does not check age doesn't automatically emancipate you or make it legal - it is his responsibility to know the law, and follow it. The very fact that he is not able to agree to the contract the State extended to him and the agreements that are expected of him as an individual due to his age seems to make the company itself illegal - but I'm not a lawyer, I'm just reading the statutes - and they're very clear.

The fact that he can get a bank account as a minor independently is no proof of being able to enter into a contract, as the state law specifically wrote in an exception for that purpose covering only that purpose:
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=33.20.040

[MyG]Catlin
June 22nd, 2008, 16:39
How can this guy still be arguing that the LLC status makes it legal, when you have to be 18 to legally create an LLC in the state of Washington? This has been clearly cited several times. It's not anything new that someone can apply for an LLC, LPC, S Corp or C Corp status in the United States without the secretary or state verifying the information. Try calling them and asking "It says I have to use the real physical street address of the corporate office, and that I can't use a PO Box, can I use a MailBox Etc. address that looks like a real street?" You know what their response will literally be most of the time? "If we don't know, it doesn't matter". They only care if they have complaints and a reason to suspend or revoke the LLC or Corporate status. They don't ask for or verify age, but for it to be VALID, you must be. Simply because they didn't verify the information needed for it to be a legal entity, doesn't make it one. Try signing any contract that you can't enter into without being at least 18 year of age to make it actually legally binding that doesn't specifically ask for the age to be filled in and see where they might sometimes get you, if you aren't 18+. Some are probably more forgiving than others and some will not be an issue unless it comes up.

As others have said, it will probably never be an issue, provided he runs a business well enough, but it still isn't legal, and thus the business (DBA, LLC or Corporate accounts for merchant services, paypal, or the bank account) also isn't valid, since the LLC is formed illegally. This also defines the act of providing the service and operating as the LLC itself as illegal and the act of hiring and paying employees and entering into contracts. Sure, if the LLC entity itself were legitimate and legal, then yes, it would act as its own entity, but since it can't, everything done is void and non binding. This fact and the fact that this kid wants to view it as a non issue is fine with me, but legally speaking, the facts show it's not legitimate and only goes to prove what some of the people say about the maturity needed to run a real, legitimate business (at least legally speaking). I find this troubling, since what really differentiates the choice to ignore the legal aspects of the business claimed to be ran, compared to the other poor choices that other younger people make that people made examples of).

Of course there's no reason why a teenager can't do just as well as many adults in running a business, which just goes to show how poorly and unqualified many adults are. Reckless methods and lack of common sense know no age. So, while this kid would otherwise have the respect and nod that he might otherwise deserve, the fact that he is viewing this invalid LLC status as a non issue is a problem in and of itself. He said he didn't use his parents with this and did this all on his own, so any alternative assumptions to make this a legal or correct argument regarding the LLC status is incorrect and uninformed. While every other aspect and intention may be above par for all we know, this one aspect is a significant one and the attitude shown by the "owner" of this LLC is what really best illustrates the problem. Had he used his parents to create the LLC and start the business, then no one could have a reason to take issue with it.


Also, I don't mean to be mean about it, but there are clearly more issues here than simply age and this issue which show lack of experience/wisdom, but I recall them entering into service contracts with the likes of VaguHost, and that didn't work out well (for a good reason). This could be argued about what it means, but to me it shows inexperience or simply being reckless in that regard as well (for they didn't even have a site nor could they act professionally (Vagu, that is), and had information offered that they were a scam the entire time, but it was all about price for CS. I'm not suggesting CS was just being cheap and definitely not to suggest they are a fraud like VaguHost was, but this just goes to show a very recent event that proves that maturity and experience do play a role in this industry. I'm unsure what qualifies as doing well to some people, but it's more than just numbers and age will always play a role. You get two people; One a smart, experienced 30 year old and one is a smart, experienced 15 year old, which is almost automatically a better choice? Now, look at them both in 5 or 10 more years, the choice is much more difficult outright.

Only with age do you gain wisdom (you don't get smarter, you only gain experience, skills, wisdom, and so on), and do to this, there's no possible way to rationally argue the age factor being important in business with someone that thus far lacks that wisdom. The fact that you add onto the arrogance to dismiss the legal issues involved with this by simply claiming an LLC is a separate entity (which it is), is not enough when you're not legally old enough to form it. Either a legal adult is involved, or there's some type of emancipation aspect, and I believe it would behoove the CS "owner" to clarify, or otherwise simply admit that there might have been a mistake in understanding the laws (no one would fault him there) and simply take the proper steps to go about obtaining a legal and valid LLC or Corp status. Then, who could argue? From there, you learn from experience and gain that wisdom.

Arguing semantics and going in circles is not the best route to take in my opinion. For anyone confused about this reply of mine or that doesn't agree, I can only suggest you re-read the thread, follow the links posted and the information cited for the State of Washington and do even a small amount of research. As others have suggested, if you're unsure and this is relevant to you, feel free and, in fact, encouraged, to seek the assistance of a qualified business attorney in your state. Point being, I would just suggest remedying the issue, instead of being stubborn and just thinking because you [think] you understand the legalities, that these assumptions will protect you or provide you any credibility. Why do that to yourself or your business? Do the right thing if you want to impress positive feedback upon the viewers of this thread. This should be something any ethical business owner will want to do, it would only be a good idea and a good thing, and from there everyone can only wish you the best. The last thing you want, is a legal issue, only to find out the hard way that your LLC protection doesn't exist because it was never legally formed by a legal aged person. If you would rather take that risk due to arrogance, then you've only supported the claims that people make about minors running illegitimate businesses.

Speaks for it self


We may one day be your boss, whether you like it or not; we are the leaders in the internet right now.


Sure you are/will be Skylar, and Im bill gates.

Jan
June 22nd, 2008, 16:46
You kids can all go outside in the fresh air to play now. This is not your playground here.