Resellers are usually smaller web-hosting businesses trying to build their customer base. They don't own their own server, but instead buy discounted space on a larger provider's server and resell it at a higher rate.
An individual or company that purchases wholesale telecommunications products for resale to end users. A reseller provides customer service, including billing, and is perceived by the end user as the telephone service provider.
An entity selling Microsoft product licenses to a customer, like a small-business owner.
A business entity that purchases telecommunications services at wholesale and sells them to third parties; a service provider that does not own transmission facilities, but obtains communications services from a carrier for resale to the public for profit. Also known as a Resale Carrier.
An account with a host that allow the costumer to resell hosting to other clients.
A person or company who buys products at wholesale and then resells the product for profit.
A hosting reseller purchases hosting services from a provider, and then sells these services on to their own customers for a profit.
a business that has made a deal with a registrar to resell domain registration services
a business that promotes and sells its products without using a Walk-in retail store
a client who hosts two or more sites with ORCS Web
a company or organization that distributes a service or product on behalf of a separate corporation or manufacturer
a company that buys services in bulk from a carrier, then resells those services to customers
a company that purchases a hosting plan at a discounted rate and resells the plan at a profit
a company that purchases goods from another company and sells them at a higher price to another company
a company that purchases goods from anothercompany and sells them at a higher price to another company or to consumers
a company that purchases our products and Resells them
a company that uses the Tucows/OpenSRS registrar system to provide domain registration services to the general public
a company under contract to a federal agency to find products for them at a previously negotiated price
a middle-man who sells web space on somebody else's server
an agent who has been authorized by a Registrar to provide Domain Names services
an individual or company that buys a product from a distribution company, applies a mark-up to the price, and then "Re-Sells" the product to their customers
an someone that sells Boytoy Clothing
a one who sells web space on someone else's server
a person or a company that 'hosts' one or more clients on our network and servers and handles the billing, payment collection and technical support for their customers
a person or company that creates their own web hosting plans and prices under their name or brand, and sells to customers from all around the world, while only paying a low monthly fee to the hosting provider (Poplogic)
a person that places themselves between the provider of website hosting (like ourselves) and the customer
a person who bills and supports their own web hosting clients
a person who buys something and resells it to others
a seller of web host accounts
Some ICANN-accredited registrars have "resellers." The registrar provides its resellers with the tools, such as back-end systems and customer service, required to register domain names. Using its registrar's systems, the reseller then has the ability to sell domain names to whomever it wishes, such as the general public. In some ways this is akin to the affiliate programs that many online retailers have with other Web sites.
Aka aggregator. Usually a cellular/PCS or long distance reseller, that signs up with a long distance company as a reseller, and their customers are aggregated together to receive a bulk discount. Service is provided by the long distance or cellular company, including billing. The advantage to the customer is the value added service and consulting of the aggregator/reseller.
An CLEC that does not have certain facilities but purchases telecommunications service from a LEC and then resells that service to others.
Almost every industry has resellers—people who buy commodities at one price and then sell them to someone else at a higher price, and telecommunications is no exception. Telecommunications reselling happens for four main reasons. First of all, sometimes the owner and/or operator of a network finds that it has more capacity than it needs to handle its own traffic — often the case when a new cable or channel first opens. Rather than let extra capacity go to waste, the owner obtains some revenue by selling the capacity at a bulk discount to a reseller. Secondly, sometimes a network owner/operator doesn't want to be in the business of selling directly to customers, and prefers to let someone else handle the daily grind of customer service. Thirdly, building and maintaining a network is expensive and some companies would prefer to be in the business of reselling only and not have to worry about managing a network. And lastly, some network owners/operators want to buy or lease extra network capacity from time to time to avoid over peak load situations for their own customers.
Resellers find hosting plans at a super low cost and simply resell the services.
an individual or company selling your software; a reseller can be internal or external.
A common carrier who leases facilities from the incumbent telephone company at wholesale rates and offers service to customers at a retail rate.
A regulated company that provides telecommunications services by buying the services on a wholesale basis from another regulated company and reselling the services to the public.
An authorized entity or individual who buys directly from Repacorp label Products with the sole purpose of reselling products and services.
An organization that resells the services that an ISP provides.
A person or entity that provides registration services for domain names to the public without being certified as a Registrar by a Registry. The Reseller uses the services of a certified Registrar to have its registration transactions processed.
A reseller operates components of a Web hosting operation using services, infrastructure and equipment provided by another Web hosting service. Some resellers operate full-fledged businesses using the hardware, software, network and logistical support of another Web hosting firm, while others simply operate as sales agents for other Web hosting companies, offering discounts and providing low-level technical support.
A Company that redistributes long distance services of a commercial carrier and retails the services to the public. The rates and billing may vary from carrier to carrier.
Resellers are usually smaller companies that still try to build their customers base. They don't own the server with user accounts but can perform most administrative functions.
A business entity that uses a registrar to register a domain name on behalf of their clients. Special wholesale pricing applies to resellers.
In context of web hosting it is usally a smaller starter company that that resells hosting services of a parent bigger web hosting company.
Carrier that purchases services of other carriers and retails the services to its customers.
Anyone who buys computer equipment or software and sells it. In most states in the U.S. you need a reseller license to purchase goods without paying taxes,...
A reseller is an operation that on-sells another companies hosting services. Typically the hosting company will provide the infrastructure and equipment, and the reseller finds the customers to use the hosting companies service. Some resellers operate as an entire hosting business supplying the hardware, software, network and technical support of another web hosting company, while others simply work as sales agents for other web hosting companies.
A reseller is an entity offering domain name registrations on behalf of accredited registrars. They do not have agreements with ICANN or VeriSign GRS to register domain names but with the registrars themselves.
A person who is authorized to sell someone else's goods and/or services.
A business that specializes in sales to education, corporate or government customers. You can review a list of Authorized Education Resellers or Authorized Government Resellers.
is a company that engages in the subsequent sale or lease on a commercial basis, with or without adding value, of a distinct telecommunications service or distinct telecommunications facilities provided by a supplier generally on a wholesale basis.
Non-accredited companies who handle domain name licence applications and renewals.
If executed properly, reselling web hosting and related services can be a low-maintenance, high-profit way to online success. Reseller programs allow businesses to lease servers, connections and bandwidth from established hosting firms, but brand the product as their own. Even some of today's biggest hosting companies simply resell the products of bigger companies, due to the lower staffing and equipment expenses required. Resellers act independently of web hosting companies, and are not treated as employees.
A company who uses our system to provide conference services to their clients and is paid for the service directly by their clients.
A company/person that sells domain names through registry services provided by an ICANN approved registrar.
A carrier that provides customers with customer service and billing. Being non-facility. Due to large volumes, reseller connects customers to another carrier's facility. Due to large volumes, reseller bill customers at rates below what the underlying carrier offer to low volume users.
a company that purchases long distance minutes in bulk at a discount from a long distance carrier to resell to customers.
Are usually companies that are building their customers base. They don't own a hosting server with user accounts but can perform most administrative functions.
A reseller is a person or business authorized to sell another person's or company's goods and/or services.
A Merchant Service Provider (MSP) or Independent Sales Organization (ISO) that acquires merchant customers for payment processing services.
A company that purchases services at a volume or wholesale rate which it then sells at a retail rate to a consumer.
A long distance company that purchases large amounts of transmission capacity or calls from other carriers and resells it to smaller users.
A long-distance carrier (IEC) that does not own a network, but leases bulk capacity and resells portions of it at a higher rate.
A company that buys and then resells phone service.
A reseller is a company or individual that purchases goods or services with the intention of onselling them rather than consuming or using them. This is usually done for profit (but could be onsold at a loss). One example can be found in telecommunications, where companies buy excess amounts of transmission capacity or call time from other carriers and resell it to smaller carriers.