I signed up with ****** in early January, and made it through the first 30 days (the warranty period) without any trouble.
Another month later, they disabled one of my paths and sent me an email accusing me of "CPU abuse". The section they disabled was strictly HTML/javascript and I can't for the life of me figure out how something like that could abuse the CPU. So I sent them an email and asked them if they were just guessing which part of the site was causing the problem. I was just about to go on vacation for a week, and asked them to please keep the site up and we would discuss when I got back. Their email asked me to call them to discuss.
When I got back from vacation, my site was gone, my password revoked etc.
They will not answer my phone calls, and they won't return my emails.
I guess it's $90 wasted and there is nothing I can do but learn a lesson to *check the Better Business Bureau* and other things before I sign up with anyone else again. The BBB site said they pulled this CPU abuse stunt many times.
I'm fuming mad... not so much over the $90, but the whole principal of it. How can they dare accuse me of CPU abuse and not provide me with a shred of proof? Their "terms of agreement" even say they could charge me $150 for "breach of contract" because I supposedly abused their CPU. This is ludicrous... they could completely fabricate the CPU abuse excuse, and just take my money.
Anybody else have a lousy experience with ******? Misery loves company!
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