I would like to use SBA Factory's Good Bye Lullaby font commercially. The Read Me zipped with the font file said nothing about licensing or contacting SBA Factory. This and other font websites all have the same contact information for SBA, none of which is working for me (website does not load, e-mail bounces back). Does anyone know how to contact them? And if they are indeed out of business how do I proceed?

SBA-Factory is a fake name.

Why would you need to contact them? The font is 100% Free. Just use it, and perform a random act of kindness for a stranger, like the designer did for you.

SBA-Factory's fonts are not really ... SBA, are they ...

Why the fake?

metaphasebrothel: I want to contact them so that I can donate because this font is listed as donationware, and also to get in writing that they are really OK with me making money off their font.

koeiekat: I have no idea what you are talking about. As far as I can tell from all the websites that carry SBA-Factory's fonts it is or was a real developer making fonts. Perhaps they have now gone out of business.

In any event, I am sorry that I asked. I will pursue the use of my #2 choice font.

Have you tried sending him a private message? If you haven't why not try it here

http://www.dafont.com/profile.php?user=416799

Or go to the listed websites and see if there is any way to contact him from there

Good Bye Lullaby is not Donationware. Donationware means that you have to pay for commercial use, but the user determines the amount. This font is 100% Free, with the option of making a donation to the author.

koeiekat is suggesting that SBA Factory doesn't actually design the fonts they release, they 'borrow' from other designers.

toto@k22: Yes, as stated in my original post I have tried contacting them via the information on their dafont contact page. My e-mail bounced back and their website is not working.

metaphasebrothel: Some but not all of SBA Factory's fonts are listed on dafont as donationware. I must have gotten them confused.

If SBA is "borrowing" fonts from other designers they must have an agreement or they must change the names of the fonts they "borrow" because I have yet to see Good Bye Lullaby listed as having been created by any other designer.

Sure sterlingfink, Good Bye Lullaby certainly has Cachet.