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I think their service being so cheap is more reason for a plan B in case one of your accounts go down. There are so many options for making this happen. And aga
by gexla 13y ago
I think their service being so cheap is more reason for a plan B in case one of your accounts go down. There are so many options for making this happen. And again, all pretty cheap. With a good back-up / fail-over plan, this shouldn't even be much of a blip. Personally, I never contact support. If I have a problem with one provider, I'm a button push / command line command away from moving everything over to another provider.
- sdogruyol 13y agoNow that i've experienced a situation like this. I'm pretty sure that i'll do something like yours.
- gexla 13y ago> First of all, the support which was really helpful and kind at the beginning has became much worse and somewhat hard to understand. How many times do you contact support? For me to contact support, there has to be a problem with the actual service itself. That is, it's an obvious problem that is outside of my control. I have been running VM's with quite a few providers, certainly all the big names. I almost never have to contact support (I would have to think pretty hard about a time that I have done this.) These services are usually quite solid and if there is a problem, usually there is some sort of status which lets you know there is a problem so that you don't have to ask. For me, having to contact support even once would be a big problem. Having to contact support often enough that I have noticed that support was once good but then turned bad would have been enough for me to have long since moved on.