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10/21/2009 - rating: 1 - by: Tokkelosh
Reliability is terrible. Support disappears when there's the slightest problem. Very unprofessional company.
Reliability is terrible. Support disappears when there's the slightest problem. Very unprofessional company.
10/21/2009 - rating: 1 - by: Dave B
I can not warn you strongly enough not to use hostpapa. Their service and tech support were inadequate and often did not get back to me at all. About 2 years ago I was shopping for a local (Oakville, Ontario) web host and liked hostpapa's site and green energy policy. However, over these past two years, my websites have all suffered days of downtime each month, sluggish speeds (now after finally transferring away they told me the had bandwidth limits on my sites !!! 10kb download!). After being forced to change hosts, they cut off my site before the transfer completed and offered NOTHING when I asked for a refund on the 5 years of hosting I've paid for in advance. This company don't deserve your business. Use any other service in the world and you'll be ten times happier.
I can not warn you strongly enough not to use hostpapa. Their service and tech support were inadequate and often did not get back to me at all. About 2 years ago I was shopping for a local (Oakville, Ontario) web host and liked hostpapa's site and green energy policy. However, over these past two years, my websites have all suffered days of downtime each month, sluggish speeds (now after finally transferring away they told me the had bandwidth limits on my sites !!! 10kb download!). After being forced to change hosts, they cut off my site before the transfer completed and offered NOTHING when I asked for a refund on the 5 years of hosting I've paid for in advance. This company don't deserve your business. Use any other service in the world and you'll be ten times happier.
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