Comments for Index of Web Hosting http://www.indexofwebhosting.com Reviews of the Top Hosting Companies Sun, 25 Sep 2011 12:24:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on SherWeb Exchange Hosting by Alyssa http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/sherweb-exchange-hosting#comment-281 Alyssa Sun, 25 Sep 2011 12:24:54 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=41#comment-281 Long ago we realized that their inconsistent service delivery would force us to leave, and we have just completed our migration out. Long ago we realized that their inconsistent service delivery would force us to leave, and we have just completed our migration out.

]]> Comment on InMotionHosting by Mitch Sanders http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/inmotionhosting#comment-280 Mitch Sanders Sun, 25 Sep 2011 01:14:08 +0000 http://www.hostswamp.com/?p=30#comment-280 Blech Blech

]]> Comment on SherWeb Exchange Hosting by Tony Linder http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/sherweb-exchange-hosting#comment-279 Tony Linder Sat, 24 Sep 2011 09:57:47 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=41#comment-279 Unbeliveably disappointing Unbeliveably disappointing

]]> Comment on ExchangeMyMail Exchange Hosting by John http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/exchangemymail-exchange-hosting#comment-260 John Fri, 16 Sep 2011 22:46:06 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=28#comment-260 OK customer service, when you get someone who has a client. If you don't need much help, then its fine. OK customer service, when you get someone who has a client. If you don’t need much help, then its fine.

]]> Comment on AppRiver Exchange Hosting by Lauren http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/appriver-exchange-hosting#comment-254 Lauren Tue, 13 Sep 2011 14:05:15 +0000 http://demogator.hostgator.com/wp/?p=1#comment-254 Had to switch email providers and my boss had me look for an email hosting service that allowed for better linking of mobile devices into the Microsoft Outlook and shared calendars that we already were using. Since everyone is big on communication, I recommended AppRiver Exchange Hosting, they seemed to be the most comprehensive and the overall price seemed reasonable enough. We've been using the new system for a few weeks now and haven't had any major problems, there was only one minor issue and we had that resolved in a single phone call and no problems since. Had to switch email providers and my boss had me look for an email hosting service that allowed for better linking of mobile devices into the Microsoft Outlook and shared calendars that we already were using. Since everyone is big on communication, I recommended AppRiver Exchange Hosting, they seemed to be the most comprehensive and the overall price seemed reasonable enough. We’ve been using the new system for a few weeks now and haven’t had any major problems, there was only one minor issue and we had that resolved in a single phone call and no problems since.

]]> Comment on SherWeb Exchange Hosting by WashingtonEtta18 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/sherweb-exchange-hosting#comment-253 WashingtonEtta18 Mon, 12 Sep 2011 16:15:44 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=41#comment-253 We left them. Would not recommend. We left them. Would not recommend.

]]> Comment on PayPerCloud Exchange Hosting by Brent http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/paypercloud-exchange-hosting#comment-228 Brent Fri, 12 Aug 2011 11:54:51 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=43#comment-228 As a newbie to web hosting and to owning a web page I needed a lot of help. I had tried go get my questions answered prior to beginning my set up at other web hosting companies and could not find anyone who would answer a phone call or if I did find someone, the person answering the call was across the globe somewhere and did not have a clue what I was asking. PayPerCloud Hosting answered all my newbie questions with patience and understanding. The staff never made me feel like an idiot. They answered their phone lines amazingly quickly and the process to set up my site was as simple as it could be. Sometimes email is not the best way to get problems resolved but most web hosting services rely on only email responses for their customer support. Maybe most techies do find with only email support but for folks like me, who need extra help, a service like PayPerCloud is the way to go. As a newbie to web hosting and to owning a web page I needed a lot of help. I had tried go get my questions answered prior to beginning my set up at other web hosting companies and could not find anyone who would answer a phone call or if I did find someone, the person answering the call was across the globe somewhere and did not have a clue what I was asking. PayPerCloud Hosting answered all my newbie questions with patience and understanding. The staff never made me feel like an idiot. They answered their phone lines amazingly quickly and the process to set up my site was as simple as it could be. Sometimes email is not the best way to get problems resolved but most web hosting services rely on only email responses for their customer support. Maybe most techies do find with only email support but for folks like me, who need extra help, a service like PayPerCloud is the way to go.

]]> Comment on SherWeb Exchange Hosting by Barbara Maynard http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/sherweb-exchange-hosting#comment-125 Barbara Maynard Wed, 15 Jun 2011 03:10:12 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=41#comment-125 " I recently migrated to SherWeb when they bought Dna mail. Simply put, I've been hardly able to work since the migration. First my email was down for a day, then once it was up, it was So incredibly slow that it's nearly unusuable. I've timed the average to be 40 seconds to open and email and 60 seconds to toggle between email and calendar (in Outlook Exchange). Also, all tasks for the past two years, nearly all of which were deleted...thousands!...were brought back over as unfinished. This is a nightmare. And the customer service has been the worst I've ever seen. When I asked the rep what he could to to fix the task problem, he said "what do you want me to do about it?" I'm getting out of here as fast as I can find another provider (hopefully tonite). I warned them that I would write this but they didn't seem to care. This Is The Worst Company I Have Ever Encountered!!! " ” I recently migrated to SherWeb when they bought Dna mail. Simply put, I’ve been hardly able to work since the migration. First my email was down for a day, then once it was up, it was So incredibly slow that it’s nearly unusuable. I’ve timed the average to be 40 seconds to open and email and 60 seconds to toggle between email and calendar (in Outlook Exchange). Also, all tasks for the past two years, nearly all of which were deleted…thousands!…were brought back over as unfinished. This is a nightmare. And the customer service has been the worst I’ve ever seen. When I asked the rep what he could to to fix the task problem, he said “what do you want me to do about it?” I’m getting out of here as fast as I can find another provider (hopefully tonite). I warned them that I would write this but they didn’t seem to care. This Is The Worst Company I Have Ever Encountered!!! “

]]> Comment on GoDaddy by Mebudup http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/godaddy#comment-176 Mebudup Mon, 13 Jun 2011 13:54:15 +0000 http://www.hostswamp.com/?p=12#comment-176 Godady just had another outage. Read about it online Godady just had another outage. Read about it online

]]> Comment on SherWeb Exchange Hosting by BeyondtheTech http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/sherweb-exchange-hosting#comment-102 BeyondtheTech Sat, 04 Jun 2011 14:11:17 +0000 http://www.indexofwebhosting.com/?p=41#comment-102 The last month proved to be the last straw for my clients. They had downtimes for both their Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 setups that stretched intermittently across several days, effectively putting their customers at a dead standstill. All I saw were apologies and incompetence on their Twitter feed and their System Status page, and when I was able to get through to talk to them, they couldn't give anyone an ETA, blaming it on Microsoft updates. The last month proved to be the last straw for my clients. They had downtimes for both their Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 setups that stretched intermittently across several days, effectively putting their customers at a dead standstill.

All I saw were apologies and incompetence on their Twitter feed and their System Status page, and when I was able to get through to talk to them, they couldn’t give anyone an ETA, blaming it on Microsoft updates.

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