this is my second time with them as I let it drop after a year with them before, will evaluate things in a year and make my decision if I stick it out with them this time or not, I think if you have websites targeting domain or hosting topics then you have hot leads which will make your sales quicker and possibly you can do well in a shorter time frame, if your just trying to run it on it's own with no other sites feeding it traffic then you need to spend money on advertising and probably set a longer goal of breaking even at say 1-2 years depending on your advertising budget, mine is going decent so far so I'm pretty sure it will stick around, I pretty much have the prices down to the low end on the site and I have the reseller plans marked to the minimum as well as my goal for the first year or 2 is to just get customers and resellers and if it breaks even I'm happy, wildwest is probably the easiest as you just pay a yearly fee and they handle all billing, support, hosting etc... if you let them and it requires no pre funding of purchases, I also have an enom reseller which works fine but you need to deposit money before your customers can buy anything so I guess it's a personal choice if you wish to prefund and not pay a yearly fee or pay a yearly fee and not have to prefund your purchases, I use the wildwest reseller for public and I use the enom reseller for my own domains and some clients domains, other programs out there as well so you have to compare them and decide what works best for you.
