Old Fashioned Service in a Modern WorldNot everything changes with time. The people at dcphosting services remember the days when "service" meant more than what it typically does today and we strive to show that old fashion quality of service even in today's business environment. Experience old fashion service again with dcphosting services. As a comical side note: We came up with the slogan "Old Fashioned Service in a Modern World" and thought it was great. None of us had heard it before and when we googled the phrase nothing was found. Around two years later someone here re-googled the phrase and it seems a few other companies use the phrase as well. Googling on 11/09/2008 returned 15 unrelated sites using the phrase. solutions for your web related problemsWe do more than create new websites. We examine existing sites to expose what is hindering them from performing to their fullest and offer suggestions for improvement. We make small changes to websites such as editing files to change a function/feature. We do data enty. We convert data files from one format to another (when legal to do such). What would you like us to do? dcphosting services, the companyWe are located in Princeton, Minnesota 55371 at 512 6th Ave S. enjoying small town life next to the big city. We meet local area of service clients at their facilities (and at the date/time which suits them). Our longer distance customers can email or call us at their convenience. With our business model, we do not have set office hours. It is typical for us to work long and odd hours. (This means we work when we feel like working.) Our phone number is 1-612-747-3702 and is reachable most of the time especially during daylight hours, CST. dcphosting services, the nameWhen this company was first formed our focus was different and things like branding did not receive the proper attention. And yes, dcphosting services is all in lower case as registered in the State of Minnesota. Although we are all proud to work here, it is unanimous that the company name should have been better thought out. Maybe we should hold a contest for a better name. (Actually, management tells us that they don't want to go through rebranding issues at this time.) |
