The insight-concepts server is registered to "Hosting Matters", it hosts just 11 web sites so i'm guessing it's not a major hosting company but a private enterprise server which is probably part of the Insight Concepts "group".
The Domain Name is registered here:
1643 Mallory Street
Jacksonville
FL 32205
US
+1 877 643 1083
They connect to the internet via this company:
Peak 10 Inc
Suite A
8910 Lenox Pointe Drive
Charlotte
NC 29273
I would contact Peak 10 showing all your written evidence of finances outstanding as they may wish to know that they are dealing with a company who are known bad payers.
If this does not cause sufficient pain for the company then what country where you in when you agreed to (prefferably signed a contract) work for them?
If you where in the UK at the time and the contract does not specify a court of juristiction then it is covered by UK law and you can take them to the small claims court (or higher if it's a large amount of money). Under UK law these days the court is selected by the defendant, but it still has to be a court covered by UK juristiction - but be prepared to add a travel claim to the case.
If the contract specifies a non UK court, or you where not in the UK when you agreed to work for them, then your not covered by UK law.
The Domain Name is registered here:
1643 Mallory Street
Jacksonville
FL 32205
US
+1 877 643 1083
They connect to the internet via this company:
Peak 10 Inc
Suite A
8910 Lenox Pointe Drive
Charlotte
NC 29273
I would contact Peak 10 showing all your written evidence of finances outstanding as they may wish to know that they are dealing with a company who are known bad payers.
If this does not cause sufficient pain for the company then what country where you in when you agreed to (prefferably signed a contract) work for them?
If you where in the UK at the time and the contract does not specify a court of juristiction then it is covered by UK law and you can take them to the small claims court (or higher if it's a large amount of money). Under UK law these days the court is selected by the defendant, but it still has to be a court covered by UK juristiction - but be prepared to add a travel claim to the case.
If the contract specifies a non UK court, or you where not in the UK when you agreed to work for them, then your not covered by UK law.