- Nov 15, 2008
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so i tried searching around and see if anyone has posted any reviews on seo-host.com, but i didn't find any.
i switched to them about 3 months ago from hostgator's seohosting service as i needed to upgrade my number of different C class IPs and at that time Hostgator did not advertise/have a different name server per IP.
so far experience has been reflective of price. their plans are ~40% cheaper than hostgator's seo hosting. the setup panels and everything is exactly the same, their support answers same day or even within hour/s. the downside - there is no live chat or phone number.
biggest problem so far has been email. about 5 times in 2 months random domains would have mail server problems (some unknown error) that has brought all my incoming leads to a halt.
obviously, seo hosts will attract a lot of spammers that try to get the most out of their plans and two weeks ago all my emails started getting a mass block through SpamHaus, so i couldn't send out any emails. I guess one of my neighbours crossed the line...and that's when the whole block goes down.
support said they resolved this issue same day, but it took about a week and a 1/2 to get the email working again or until the spam lists updated.
just wanted to know if anyone has experienced the same? i assume the only way to avoid this stuff is by going dedicated everything...
i switched to them about 3 months ago from hostgator's seohosting service as i needed to upgrade my number of different C class IPs and at that time Hostgator did not advertise/have a different name server per IP.
so far experience has been reflective of price. their plans are ~40% cheaper than hostgator's seo hosting. the setup panels and everything is exactly the same, their support answers same day or even within hour/s. the downside - there is no live chat or phone number.
biggest problem so far has been email. about 5 times in 2 months random domains would have mail server problems (some unknown error) that has brought all my incoming leads to a halt.
obviously, seo hosts will attract a lot of spammers that try to get the most out of their plans and two weeks ago all my emails started getting a mass block through SpamHaus, so i couldn't send out any emails. I guess one of my neighbours crossed the line...and that's when the whole block goes down.
support said they resolved this issue same day, but it took about a week and a 1/2 to get the email working again or until the spam lists updated.
just wanted to know if anyone has experienced the same? i assume the only way to avoid this stuff is by going dedicated everything...