[rand]

Hey guys,

I can understand why people get nervous given the history of processing companies over the past few years. Being a billing company is a lot more complex than most people realize. But, we've been doing this for nearly a decade now, we've been through the growing pains and learning curves, we've weathered many storms, we've grown, we've survived, and we have flourished.

A lot of people depend on their billing company working the way it supposed to. That means a lot more than just 24/7/365 uptime. Granted it takes several people to do the work that Clay once did, but Clay is a man of many interests and he's delegated his duties at Paycom to very capable hands who've already been doing these tasks (with Clay's oversight) for the past couple of years. Clay now has the freedom to pursue other ventures and dedicate his time to other interests. I miss seeing him every day, but he's still very much involved in Epoch's strategy and direction. He's still an owner in the company. And he's still a very good friend.

Oh... and his new manufacturing company has nothing to do with processing or the adult biz. ;-)

--Rand