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WebAddict
02-22-2002, 06:07 PM
Verdana blue

Does anyone have an opinion on iPowerWeb? I use it, and was wondering what anyone else thought.

Devorius
02-22-2002, 07:58 PM
I've been trying to get opinions on them myself. I'm thinking about signing up with them. So what is YOUR opinion?

WebAddict
02-22-2002, 10:10 PM
So far it's been great. I had success with the customer service too, they were very helpful and my problem was fixed right away. One downside is that the customer service number is a long distance call, there is no 1-800 number, but that's no biggie. Not many people have heard of ipowerweb, but I've liked it so far. There package where the domain name is included is a great idea too.

xnet
02-23-2002, 03:54 AM
Hey Jenna... I see you run http://www.nsyncvillage.com and link to nsyncstudio.com.

I went to high school with the girl who ran nsyncstudio.com - she didnt really like me, since I was the only one in the school who actually knew what they were doing with computers.. :D

She even said she knew more than me about websites ... m'kay... so I wish your website all the luck in destroying her site and taking all her traffic :angry: ... hehehe :rolleyes:

musicnyc
03-06-2002, 11:55 PM
I've only just transferred a domain, but there have been many problems so far, including their use of multiple hostnames for each of their primary and secondary IP's, making for a horrible transfer with VeriSign.

Also some tech problems with their "promotion bonus" for signing up.

Now I am having upload problems because of an undocumented limitation in the number of site files.

I hope it improves from here...

nvphone
03-07-2002, 10:33 AM
making for a horrible transfer with VeriSign.

What else is new with them?

Devorius
03-07-2002, 05:11 PM
What exactly is this limitation on the number of site files? Explain please. And also, tell me if it clears up.

am1nal
04-03-2002, 12:37 PM
I use Ipowerweb and I recommend them. They got a deal right now where you pay $95, and you get registration setup and a year of hosting....They use Red Hat and Apache. You get 150 megs of space and 15 gigs of xfer (but they're pretty lenient with that) Plus they have a lot of free perks...They have php mysql, frontpage, pretty much everything...Customer Service is pretty good as well...For $95 you cant beat it, IMO


http://www.2riyal.com

manmythlgnd
04-03-2002, 01:51 PM
Originally posted by WebAddict
Verdana blue

Does anyone have an opinion on iPowerWeb? I use it, and was wondering what anyone else thought.

Their 24 hour telephone support really isn't. I've tried at all hours and I got the voice mail runaround.