The (new) USP website says it all. USP's core team of developers, designers and consultants has worked together for over 25 years - before the start of the online revolution. We are location agnostic, working with customers and partners around the world, maintaining systems that deliver results 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our multi-location hosting operates to a 100% SLA - not 99.99%, not 99.999%. We determined that USP was going to remain reassuringly expensive a long time ago, and thus be spared customers with badly managed expectations, paying £1.99 a month . We have managed to avoid getting into the business of operating sheds full of now-worthless 24 month old servers, and switchboards jammed by irate customers, wondering why their email is 30 seconds late. And having observed (over many years) the indifference of BT towards customers that are thoughtless enough to be more than a couple of miles from their exchanges, we are quite relieved that we don't have to pass on their lies and indifference to a horde of disappointed users who wonder why they can only achieve even a 2Mbit connection. Latterly, the magic of TouchCast has reinvigorated us with something that is absolutely new and unseen - the web inside video? It's a concept that will take time to be understood - but the BBC is making great use of the features and pioneering with us: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-30010400