So MonsterCommerce has been bought.
I’m lucky enough to count the folks at MonsterCommerce as good friends of mine and I could not be happier for them.
Well done Steph, Ryan and the team 
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Scott
December 17th, 2005 at 4:15 pmQuestion – What will Network Solutions do with Monster Commerce?
Monster Commerce provides e-commerce software, but they also do web design and offer search engine optimization services.
Is Network Solutions buying Monster Commerce for its software, or is there goal to start scaling/offering custom services? If so, Network Solutions will become a threat to many web designers and search marketing providers who may become more encouraged to move customers’ domains to other registrars.
By the way, I do offer congrats to Monster Commerce. I dealt with Stephanie a number of years ago, and she was cordial, responsive, competent, and true to her word.