Regarding the reply just above this one - please tell us all WHEN exactly was it that this happened ??
It seems odd that such a high price was paid when this providers posts have been offering much lower priced deals for quite a while..?
The impression given in the reply is that it was a while ago - that the user paid too much for a single service, and then waited WAY too long to deal with the problems they already knew about...or had no idea how to fix.
Please clarify and specify more details so that the rest of us here can get a clear picture of this ??
Now, back to where I was going with this...
Its all good X3Host, glad to pitch in a little as I may !!
The truth is just the truth and it is only right to expose it.
Part of the truth here is that whether or not you deserve it in the present time - folks have been beating you up mercilessly here.
Thus far all the 'complaints' I've seen are either very old, or show lacks of clues on the user's parts.
So, if there are real, actual problems in the immediate timeframe that are TRULY this provider's problems, it would be helpful if such are posted here; else - it would be VERY helpful to hear from others using this service's products
NOW who are satisfied with it ?!?
Too many folks think that technical skills are like their microwave-tray meals - just push ONE button and its all done - and that is plain foolish.
The steps to get a domain name, hosting and keeping a site up REQUIRE both learning and action over and over as things change.
Users wanting to have and keep sites need to either accept these facts, or go back to watching TV and staring mindlessly at 'social' sites instead of becoming a PITA to others in a realm they have no business pretending to use. (YES -
pretending - because without learning that is ALL it is !!)
Side notes:
Within the recent decade I have learned
ALOT from my hosting providers when my support requests have asked about things that must be fixed by
ME...and
NOT them.
-IF- you (as a hosting user...) want to have and keep hosting your domains, do yourself a favour and either get a monitoring service of some sort - or use a simple, local, free monitoring app like
Integrio Uptime Scout.
Then try to be gentler with your provider(s) as they have ALOT of work just keeping their services up and running with all the baloney going on 24/7/365 on the interwebs.