Originally posted by: SimsFreak
I just want to caution everyone before jumping onto this. I am not going to say this host is bad, but I would suggest asking going on a monthly payment. I cannot tell you how many times I have done these things and then 2 months later the host drops! If this webhost has a VERY large client base I can understand that but if it's some start-up company I would doubt they last very long offering these prices. I personaly offer these prices at my host for $1-3 a month.
I would just ask him how large his client base is to make sure he can stay open ALL year. Like I said I don't mean to make this comapny look bad or the owner bad I just want to caution everyone from pretty much all the smaller one's that monthly is your friend. Yearly is something that should'nt be considered if you are new the web-hosting industry.
just my 2cents.
Just to clarify, I do own my own hosting company, I am very active in the industry and buy smaller company's that 14 year olds can pay for anymore, people who lost there host since the lost just did'nt pay and left the internet basiclly. Most of them were on yearly payments and man were they pissed.
But I could be wrong, even if it does die in 2 months, was only $5 heh ={P
Originally posted by: MBony
Originally posted by: SimsFreak
I just want to caution everyone before jumping onto this. I am not going to say this host is bad, but I would suggest asking going on a monthly payment. I cannot tell you how many times I have done these things and then 2 months later the host drops! If this webhost has a VERY large client base I can understand that but if it's some start-up company I would doubt they last very long offering these prices. I personaly offer these prices at my host for $1-3 a month.
I would just ask him how large his client base is to make sure he can stay open ALL year. Like I said I don't mean to make this comapny look bad or the owner bad I just want to caution everyone from pretty much all the smaller one's that monthly is your friend. Yearly is something that should'nt be considered if you are new the web-hosting industry.
just my 2cents.
Just to clarify, I do own my own hosting company, I am very active in the industry and buy smaller company's that 14 year olds can pay for anymore, people who lost there host since the lost just did'nt pay and left the internet basiclly. Most of them were on yearly payments and man were they pissed.
But I could be wrong, even if it does die in 2 months, was only $5 heh ={P
Thanks for trying to jack the thread, I'm sure everyone knows that they should research things and ask questions. You should know (since you own your own 'company') that part of the deal is giving it only in annual increments. You should also know that this company is used by quite a few AT'ers if you had done some research on it. Why don't you ask around and see if anyone has a bad thing to say about DeviousTrap's support.
If you're company is superior and offers better deals, why not get your own thread to speak for itself as well as other customers to come forward (like they have here) and vouch for your service instead of trying to steal potential customers away from this thread by using a scare tactic.
BTW, I am in no way affiliated with this company, just a satisfied customer.
Originally posted by: MBony
Originally posted by: SimsFreak
I just want to caution everyone before jumping onto this. I am not going to say this host is bad, but I would suggest asking going on a monthly payment. I cannot tell you how many times I have done these things and then 2 months later the host drops! If this webhost has a VERY large client base I can understand that but if it's some start-up company I would doubt they last very long offering these prices. I personaly offer these prices at my host for $1-3 a month.
I would just ask him how large his client base is to make sure he can stay open ALL year. Like I said I don't mean to make this comapny look bad or the owner bad I just want to caution everyone from pretty much all the smaller one's that monthly is your friend. Yearly is something that should'nt be considered if you are new the web-hosting industry.
just my 2cents.
Just to clarify, I do own my own hosting company, I am very active in the industry and buy smaller company's that 14 year olds can pay for anymore, people who lost there host since the lost just did'nt pay and left the internet basiclly. Most of them were on yearly payments and man were they pissed.
But I could be wrong, even if it does die in 2 months, was only $5 heh ={P
Thanks for trying to jack the thread, I'm sure everyone knows that they should research things and ask questions. You should know (since you own your own 'company') that part of the deal is giving it only in annual increments. You should also know that this company is used by quite a few AT'ers if you had done some research on it. Why don't you ask around and see if anyone has a bad thing to say about DeviousTrap's support.
If you're company is superior and offers better deals, why not get your own thread to speak for itself as well as other customers to come forward (like they have here) and vouch for your service instead of trying to steal potential customers away from this thread by using a scare tactic.
BTW, I am in no way affiliated with this company, just a satisfied customer.
Originally posted by: WHipLAsh13
I could be wrong but I think Devious has been doing this for a while on a smaller scale. If I needed a small site hosted, I wouldn't think twice about getting one of those packages. He is a well respected, long time member of these forums who goes out of his way to help people in here. With that in mind, I think he has earned the trust of most of us in here. While I understand your concerns SimsFreak, I don't think anyone in here has anything to worry about with this deal. Just my 2 cents though.
Originally posted by: SimsFreak
That's fine you can trash me, call me whatever. I just want people to understand that not ALL hosts are like this. Some will get you pay and a month later disappear. IF you ever switch to a new host resarch it first, don't look for unlimited hosts, they don't exist, it's not possible. I am not saying this host is bad, I might acually get a plan from there my self after doing my research. I was just trying to tell the new people that they need to look more into the host about features, how long they ahve been in business, how there site looks (on some occations).
I am in no way shape or form trying to get people on my hosting company's server. I just want to casution people before saying "WOW $10 a year, that's cheap let's go there!"
Originally posted by: SimsFreak
That's fine you can trash me, call me whatever. I just want people to understand that not ALL hosts are like this. Some will get you pay and a month later disappear. IF you ever switch to a new host resarch it first, don't look for unlimited hosts, they don't exist, it's not possible. I am not saying this host is bad, I might acually get a plan from there my self after doing my research. I was just trying to tell the new people that they need to look more into the host about features, how long they ahve been in business, how there site looks (on some occations).
I am in no way shape or form trying to get people on my hosting company's server. I just want to casution people before saying "WOW $10 a year, that's cheap let's go there!"
Originally posted by: Oakenfold
Originally posted by: SimsFreak
That's fine you can trash me, call me whatever. I just want people to understand that not ALL hosts are like this. Some will get you pay and a month later disappear. IF you ever switch to a new host resarch it first, don't look for unlimited hosts, they don't exist, it's not possible. I am not saying this host is bad, I might acually get a plan from there my self after doing my research. I was just trying to tell the new people that they need to look more into the host about features, how long they ahve been in business, how there site looks (on some occations).
I am in no way shape or form trying to get people on my hosting company's server. I just want to casution people before saying "WOW $10 a year, that's cheap let's go there!"
Anyone who has been in the hot deals forum for a while now hopefully would know this but it never hurts to remind people that many fly by night operations go under relatively soon.
Originally posted by: Poohbee
Do I need to have a a domain name first in order to sign up to this deal? I haven't thought of a name yet or signed up with a domain name server. Can I just get the plan and do the domain name thing later?
Originally posted by: DeviousTrap
Poohbee - Yes, you need a domain name in order to order and get an account set up. Technically you can order now and buy a domain later, but you will need to supply the domain in the order form (before you buy it)
hoodaman - Well when you buy a domain name you bought it for a year, but yes we can change the domain on hosting account.
straubs - Not possible. The year starts counting from the day you order. You can expect a special offer from us probably for one week, every two weeks. However, don't expect me to offer the same exact special next time.
If that's all you found, I wouldn't worry too much...Especially since you've seen DeviousTrap posting in this very thread, and he seems rather professional to me.Originally posted by: neildoug
Man, I hope this service is as great as this forum states it is. The website is poor in terms of incorrect spelling, incomplete sentences, and unpolished feel--check out this excerpt from the TOS:
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10. Uptime Gaurantee
Telnap internet services provides a 99.5% uptime guarentee. If the server uptime is lower than 99.5% 5% of your monthly fee for every additional hour of downtime. If the downtime goes under 98% your month will refunded in its entirety. This uptime gaurantee is only in effect if the problem causing the downtime is fixable and was preventable by Telnap. If there is a fatal server error, which causes a massive amount of downtime Telnap Internet Services will issue refunds at its discretion.
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That said, I will give it a shot regardless. I am putting a lot of faith in AT forum members because the website certainly does not inspire faith. I hope these issues are a result of the function of the service being stressed over its form.
Devioustrap, you will definitely want to address these issues ASAP. It definitely makes me wonder about the professionalism of the site management.
Hi there -
We have had a bug appear on some accounts with the DNS. Try locking your domain name, and then unlock it. After that if you try to change the DNS again you should have no problems.
Thank you,
Rebecca
Namesecure