http://webhosting-directory.org/the-web-hosting-company-breakup-guide/ Thu, 05 Jan 2012 23:03:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://webhosting-directory.org/the-web-hosting-company-breakup-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Jennifer Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:50:38 +0000 http://webhosting-directory.org/?p=85#comment-53 The Wordpress thing wouldn't bother me, because it literally only takes a few minutes to do it yourself. Most of the hosts I've worked with won't even install your scripts for you. You can use their built-in tools to do it semi-automatically or you can do it manually if you want to and know how to (which still only takes a few minutes with Wordpress). The customer service response time, however, sounds inexcusable. When you need support, you need it now... not several days from now or a week from now. Sorry you went through that. The WordPress thing wouldn’t bother me, because it literally only takes a few minutes to do it yourself. Most of the hosts I’ve worked with won’t even install your scripts for you. You can use their built-in tools to do it semi-automatically or you can do it manually if you want to and know how to (which still only takes a few minutes with WordPress). The customer service response time, however, sounds inexcusable. When you need support, you need it now… not several days from now or a week from now. Sorry you went through that.

]]> http://webhosting-directory.org/the-web-hosting-company-breakup-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-44 bill Tue, 16 Mar 2010 21:23:15 +0000 http://webhosting-directory.org/?p=85#comment-44 when it's time to leave... for me, taking over two weeks to install a word press blog on a sub folder of our site, customer service that only responds after two contact reminders, fees that are competitively way out of line. guess your right, relationships are hard to break even if they make no sense. when it’s time to leave… for me, taking over two weeks to install a word press blog on a sub folder of our site, customer service that only responds after two contact reminders, fees that are competitively way out of line. guess your right, relationships are hard to break even if they make no sense.

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