SneakyDave.com

BEWARE, this Eren Niazi character is now running StuffPad.com via a domain proxy service.

Open Source Systems Inc., formerly known as Open Source Storage Inc. (OSS), filed for bankruptcy on July 3, 2007. The company owned and operated the WhaBam online auction site that launched in late 2005. WhaBam had changed its name to StuffPals in 2006, and certain pages of the website now redirect to "StuffPad.com."

Too bad that AuctionBytes was stupid enough to get in bed with Eren Niazi…

Note from the Editor: The publisher of AuctionBytes.com is a creditor of OSS.

http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y07/m08/i28/s01
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Originally a web site detailing “On The Web Antiques”, Jim and Crystal are closing down the Online Trader’s Web Alliance.

OTWA was originally Jim and Crystal’s site, then Scott Samuel “bought it” as part of Honesty, then Andale owned it to support their (cough) customer service (cough) message area, and then Munjal “gave” it back to Jim and Crystal to own, run, and support in their own way. Crystal recently went back to work for Andale for some, unknown, crazy reason. 

Andale has its own customer service oriented message area here. Any potential new customers should browse these posts, and form an opinion about Andale’s service.

http://www.otwa.com/community/showthread.php?t=31605 

From The Ross Board:
http://p102.ezboard.com/fross98289ross.showMessage?topicID=4067.topic

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with vBulletin, not open yet, but here’s the life saver colors portal:

http://www.otwa.com/community/

Jim’s also using the Plesk server management platform to manage his new otwa.com web site. Good choice! Plesk is available at http://www.sw-soft.com/.

Can’t tell if Jim’s using Plesk via 1and1.com or he’s hosting through somebody else.

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