I am really fucking pissed

odd.... that never happens to me..


oh yeah... I'm on XFR servers... that's why.

Damn dude.... Get a new Host NOW....

No reason you should EVER be down.

Try BlueGravity.com. Their admins are top notch.

lets see, bestpornhost, down every 3 days.... five-elements.com sql db never works and neither did directing a domain to the server. Now a server of a friend of mine in argentina drops dead, and he's nowhere to be found online.... sigh ive just losts too much work...........

I know how you feel. I had to experience prohosters, cologroup and gighost before finding a very nice host.

phat or techiemedia are good

NakedHosting.com runs like a clock. With very few (and extremely brief) downtimes when they do happen. Of course, scheduled downtimes for updates, server moves, etc., happen during the hours when it's most convenient and least disruptive. If you check 'em out, tell 'em Tom from UnseenWorld.com referred them. Maybe they'll send me a fruitcake next Christmas.

Downtime is unacceptable, but that's usually what you get when you go for a bargain...

one word... chupaserve.net..!

ILL PASS

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hehe... uh oh, forgot to mention that chupaserve.net is hosted at prohosters, i guess they are having a bit more downtime..! don't write us off yet, we sail bandwidth at $2.64 a gig..!

Ever gone over your bw allocation with them?

XFR has been nothing short of fucking spectacular... not semi-okay... not decent... not right on.... FUCKING SPECTACULAR since Day 1 for me. If you blew your bandwich, (and this is rhetorical because we all know Ray is layin' down the facts in another thread right now), you probly should have taken the help he offered to correct it rather than jumping ship and burning your overage bill. XFR is a fucking Class A operation, and there isn't going to be much you can say to damage that. So I suggest you take another look at why you blew your bandwich.

Thats not their fault !!!!! If you cant stand the heat, then get out of the kitchen??......Just because YOU went over your bandwidth, why should they have to pay for it???......