I don’t have a single complaint as of now. If anything comes up, I’ll be sure to update this post because I’m all about transparency. Let’s go over some of the best things about Siteground.
2) wp dashboard links took 20-quarenta secs to load followed by connection closed errors. Complete uninstall and restall of wp same issues. spent 2 hour on chat only to end in tickets being made and told that it can take 42-72 hours to hear a response. Brand new account, no plugins installed, no images uploaded, not a single page created... and yet WP Dashboard won't work correctly. Sure I have problems with Godaddy, and frankly would not refer anyone to them...and sure the hell won't be referring anyone to bluehost.
Ever since bluehost stopped providing the free comodo ssl certificate, I've been experiencing constant issues with expired certificates, but the real downer is the customer support has been awful, I have to contact their support 3 or 5 times everytime this issue presents itself.
This works fine with Bluehost it just took a little effort to figure out how to publish with a slightly different file path. My sites and email work just fine.
Due to a change in circumstances I had to cancel my subscription. Never would I touch their chat service again. I spent over an hour trying to cancel. Had to go to my email to get token number. Returned and it was another person. Person number 3 told me that my account name and all else was not correct. But passed by persons 1 & 2. After asking for someone else with more authority she stated that my account was cancelled and that I would have to answer some questions.
I have had nothing but trouble with bluehost. I manage a number of sites, including our company website, and their support was unhelpful at best. My almost brand new (ie, not bogged down) WP installation was dealing with 10-15 second load times, if it would load at all. It was a combination of DB and filesystem issues.
In my experience, that’s the beginning of the end for any company–when they simply do not want to have any direct contact–or feedback–from their customers.
I was shocked of course that such a veja aqui well known host would have such a huge problem, and not even warm me about it! A client could lose thousands before realizing that the problem was simply that their email had gotten closed with pelo warning before or after.
I’m so sorry to hear about the deactivation of your site. That’s inexcusable. I hope it doesn’t cause you too much trouble!
Just got off a call with Joe from support, been working on launching the sitio, and he was super helpful. As a person that had no clue how to set up a website it was really important for me to find a company with affordable pricing, one that has helpful resources, and great support.
This tool lets you simulate dozens of visitors interacting with your site at once, to see how well it holds up under that type of strain.
Bluehost is a good option for WordPress because its new Bluerock platform is a WordPress focused control panel offering an integrated experience with WordPress websites.
Bluehost offers a shared hosting package suitable for starter websites. Their shared plan is available in three different levels.
I've had my blog and store for years but know very little about the technical side of how to set it all up and so on, but I was in need to change web hosts(ughh that previous host still gives me anxiety) and a couple of friends recommended Bluehost.