No. Frogfoot no longer provides any consumer services.

Our hotspot customers were migrated to Amobia and Amobia has a nice hotspot service, similar to the old Frogfoot Hotspots.

Not much news at the moment. The migration of the consumer client base is coming to an end and we are keeping our focus on the business market.

We’re working on a few interesting projects. Should be able to share more details early 2009.

Since the migration:
They broke all internal linking on my website- 3 attempts to fix
THey broke my “contact” and “enquiry” forms on my website- 3 attempts to fix.
My mail server is down for hours or days at a time- current record is 4 days.
Clients call to complain that I don’t respond to their emails, or that they get a bounce telling me my email address no longer exists- it hasn’t changed and they are using the address that they always have used in their address books.
Web Africa’s spam filtering has been filtering out genuine enquiries direct from my website’s “contact” and “enquiry” forms.

In August, 80% of my business queries were directed to the email address displayed on my website and linked to the forms- the other 20% were telephonic or via the email address in the Yellow Pages. Currently it is 80/20 the other way around. I have almost completely lost my web presence.

In the last 2 days I have spoken to a website builder and an ISP reseller and they have both dealt with migrations of ex Frogfoot clients away from Web Africa to other hosting companies within the past week. I am negotiating with Frogfoot to come back.

Yeah, we’re not taking orders for Xen at the moment, but we’re busy re-working our product offerings.

I guess I’m a bit too late to place my order for a Xen Box as a consumer client then. Hope everyone at FrogHQ is doing well.

Thanks for the comment.

Happy to give you a tshirt if you collect one at our office (-: