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manta12 06-04-2002, 03:16 PM All too often people post their horror stories.
So here is a story that is not a horror story.
I signed up with a company called http://www.hostingmatters.com in December 2001 I beleive. Since then every request that has been sent in to support has been answered quickly, usually within an hour or so, and efficiently. The server has remained up and running and I have not lost any data or emails. I highly reccomend this company as they are responsive, efficient, fast and have great pricing.
Manta
Annette 06-04-2002, 06:03 PM Thanks for the kind words. The link to your site won't come up though, due to the backslashes.
http://www.customcleansf.com
Thanks again.
manta12 06-04-2002, 06:09 PM Still have problems between backwards and forwards slash. Thanks for the corrections
Manta
Annette 06-04-2002, 06:16 PM Tell me about it. I've been known to do the same thing and revert to the old DOS-head days. Mostly in the wee hours of the morning when the caffeine level is at an all time low. :D
pgrote 06-04-2002, 07:50 PM I'll add to this thread in case people search for hostingmatters or hosting matters in the future.
I've been with hosting matter for almost a year now. My forray into choosing hosting companies was arduous as my domain was taken, my host went down and it was a mess.
The hosting matters team did everything they could to make it easy on me. Within a week I was up and running and it's been smooth sailing since.
Yes, there have been occasions when servers needed to be rebooted, but 80% of the time they know about it before I do and they are already working on it.
The best thing about hosting matters is their support. In fact, hosting matters is what I consider to be the gold standard when it comes to support. Tickets are answered quickly. They participate in the forums. They truly go the extra mile for each and every one of their customers.
Some people may remark that hosting matters doesn't offer unlimited this or all you can use that. Some may mention their prices are higher than the lowest around. Well, yes, that is true. It's true because you get what you pay for. You get responsive servers, a great community of fellow customers and dynamite support. Considering it's only a few dollars more than the el cheapo hosts you are getting a bargain!
Simply stated, hosting matters rocks. If you come across this message and are trying to find a good, honest host, then these are the folks.
gnorthey00 06-04-2002, 09:41 PM Agree, as a customer for a year-ish, I've had my share of problems, but always received immediate attention from support.
Hosting matters has provided excellent services, the support tickets are answered within 12 hours, usuallly a LOT less.
When I have a problem that is not worth a suppot ticket (i.e. where can I geta good ___ PHP script?" THe support boards are an excellent place to turn.
Servicers are reliable, sometimes need booted (oops, re-booted), and always receive immediate attentions.
The price is worth the service. As many may have noticed recently, my hunt for a better host has turned up negative. While there are many hosts that are quite competent and probably capable of hosting the exact same way Hosting Matters does (different personality however), I cannot find any so exceptionally good that I find reason to move my site to them).
If anyone is looking for a great host, check out Hosting Matters.
Dominic 06-05-2002, 06:15 AM Check every 15 mins for the last 3 months For my HM account.
Average Uptime: 99.80879541109 %.
Average Server Load: 1.7353 1.7403 1.7148
:cool:
witchy 06-08-2002, 12:02 PM I would also, like to put my 2 cents in, for Newbies.
I know absolutely nothing about hosting. I browsed for months reading and re-reading the different 'hosting' pages. what they offered, how much, etc.
Hosting Matters is approximately the same price, as almost all the other hosting places out there. There's really not that much difference in prices or size of site.
But like others before me, it's their Customer Service that is the BIG seller.
That, and their PATIENCE.
As I said, I'm a "Newbie". (big time) :) They have been very patient with me, in the questions that I ask, (which, I'm sure, are some pretty stupid ones, and when you get asked the same question for the one millionth time, it's hard to be patient).
You don't know How much I appreciate that patience.
So for this Newbie, I would not go any where else, even when I'm not a "newbie" any longer (how long will that be? 30 years? :) I would not go with any one else, because Hosting Matters, the staff, and even the 'regulars, from way back' clients, have earn my loyalty.
KDAWebServices 06-08-2002, 08:10 PM Originally posted by Annette
Tell me about it. I've been known to do the same thing and revert to the old DOS-head days. Mostly in the wee hours of the morning when the caffeine level is at an all time low. :D
I do the opposite on my PC, when I use DOS I end up typing *nix command in.
DesElms 06-08-2002, 11:11 PM Originally posted by witchy
I would also, like to put my 2 cents in
As would I...
For quality service and support, it just doesn't get much better than HostingMatters.
That's pretty much the long and short of it.
I miss being a HM customer.
I bet annette doesnt miss me though. ;)
Would suggest them to anyone looking for a good hosting company.
Zach
CreedFeed 06-10-2002, 01:51 AM Just like to add some words about HostMatters.
This is a truly GREAT business. The people who run HostMatters know what they are doing. Other companies should take notes on how they run things over there at HM. I moved to HM from Aletia because of tech support issues (or maybe I should say lack of support from Aletia). It would take two or three days minimum to get a response for support tickets. I got fed up with that and moved to HM. Since then, I believe my web site was down twice. Once for a period of a few minutes for a reboot and once yesterday because of some sort of bandwidth issue that was resolved quickly. Every support ticket I've entered was solved in one hour or less. I don't know if there's much more anyone could ask from HM... maybe if they'd answer support tickets in less than 30 minutes?!?! :D This has to be the best host out there!
Nicholas Brown 06-10-2002, 09:49 PM Originally posted by KDAWebServices
I do the opposite on my PC, when I use DOS I end up typing *nix command in.
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.
C:\>ls
'ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\>
I do it all the time :o
KDAWebServices 06-10-2002, 09:53 PM It got that bad that I actually have a batch file called ls.bat that runs the dir command.
Originally posted by Nicholas Brown
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.
C:\>ls
'ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\>
I do it all the time :o
same
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