Liability

[tylerscell1]

I submitted a ticket to VoIPo concerning this. This was there response:

Good afternoon Tyler,

In regards to liability with reselling our VOIP services, VOIPo can not give legal advise. This would best be directed at your attorney.

Regards,

[usa2k]

That is a fair answer. Otherwise they may share legal obligations.

I've know technicians smoking a board and then have the ridiculous
recourse of claiming "That is the way I was trained to do that!",
when they obviously had a brain fart, of lack basic know-how.

I still don't get why people use advise when they mean advice.
Advice is a noun
Advise is a verb
Its very common unless my Canadian upbringing has different rules?

[zevin]

In regards to liability with reselling our VOIP services, VOIPo can not give legal advise. This would best be directed at your attorney.

Best advice yet!

Get yourself an attorney as a hosting client, then trade services. That's what I have done.

In my personal opinion you should be carrying a liability insurance policy especially if you do any on-site type work. Not to mention the policy to protect customers equipment while in your possession. This type of insurance for me was not that much.

So, talk it over with an attorney. They will scare the crap out of you and give you a few hundred pages of terms of services to post.

[uhf]

talk it over with an attorney. They will scare the crap out of you

LOL, yes they will.. My wife worked for an attorney for about 6 months, and it was a real learning experience! It also was comforting that she worked for him while I was being sued. The look on the plaintiffs face during the deposition when I answered the question as to where my wife worked was priceless!