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Just wondering what Freeola hosting is like from those that actually use it?
Much downtime / problems?
thanks
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Hartlepool/
Stockton/
Middlesbrough/
Sunderland/
Much downtime / problems?
thanks
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Hartlepool/
Stockton/
Middlesbrough/
Sunderland/
Just wondering what Freeola hosting is like from those that actually use it?
Much downtime / problems?
thanks
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Hartlepool/
Stockton/
Middlesbrough/
Sunderland/
Much downtime / problems?
thanks
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Hartlepool/
Stockton/
Middlesbrough/
Sunderland/
Hi I have used Freeola for several years both for personal and society sites, with very few problems - those I have had have been resolved quickly and were mainly due to old age slowdown.
Hi Dan
i have a few web sites hosted on Freeola, and for my needs they are terrific. As well as being cheap to buy domins and unlimited email accounts and unlimited web space, any problems Freeola have had with downtime have always been resolved quickly, that said it dosent happen very often. I think its technology and all ISPs will have downtime at some point I would imagine. I would have no trouble in recommending Freeola to any one.
Kev
i have a few web sites hosted on Freeola, and for my needs they are terrific. As well as being cheap to buy domins and unlimited email accounts and unlimited web space, any problems Freeola have had with downtime have always been resolved quickly, that said it dosent happen very often. I think its technology and all ISPs will have downtime at some point I would imagine. I would have no trouble in recommending Freeola to any one.
Kev
I've been using Freeola for 7+ years and have over 100 domains with them.
Downtime is very rare - certainly less then my BT hosted sites!
My only criticism is that Freeola Support Staff could show a bit more interest here, on their own forum! Which always surprises me as it's part of their 'shop front' to the world :)
(Today's been a good day as loki has responded to a couple of my posts)
So I can't recommend Freeola enough.
Once the form_to_mail problem is sorted (I can't post without mentioning it!) I'll be even happier.
Downtime is very rare - certainly less then my BT hosted sites!
My only criticism is that Freeola Support Staff could show a bit more interest here, on their own forum! Which always surprises me as it's part of their 'shop front' to the world :)
(Today's been a good day as loki has responded to a couple of my posts)
So I can't recommend Freeola enough.
Once the form_to_mail problem is sorted (I can't post without mentioning it!) I'll be even happier.
It was near the end of 1999 that I first started using Freeola hosting, and to this day continue to do so. Generally I've had no real problems with it, though I would prefer it if they kept their PHP installs a little more up to date.
Yes, Freeola is cheap & good! I just pay when I update/upload my sites. No monthly charge! Thank you!
GWD wrote:
> My only criticism is that Freeola Support Staff could show a bit
> more interest here, on their own forum!
Staff involvement with the forums does have to remain limited. I am sorry if this gives the wrong impression, but it is primarily down to cost and control. It is more intended to be customer to customer rather than customer to staff.
However, you do have a valid point and I will look into whether we can provide better support on this forum.
> My only criticism is that Freeola Support Staff could show a bit
> more interest here, on their own forum!
Staff involvement with the forums does have to remain limited. I am sorry if this gives the wrong impression, but it is primarily down to cost and control. It is more intended to be customer to customer rather than customer to staff.
However, you do have a valid point and I will look into whether we can provide better support on this forum.
Tony wrote:
> Staff involvement with the forums does have to remain limited.
> I am sorry if this gives the wrong impression, but it is
> primarily down to cost and control. It is more intended to be
> customer to customer rather than customer to staff.
Might I suggest a stickied thread outlining the best place to get support and what type of support users can expect from this forum then. Some appropriately titled thread like "If you need support.." might help a bit. I think there was such a thread on the old forums too?
> Staff involvement with the forums does have to remain limited.
> I am sorry if this gives the wrong impression, but it is
> primarily down to cost and control. It is more intended to be
> customer to customer rather than customer to staff.
Might I suggest a stickied thread outlining the best place to get support and what type of support users can expect from this forum then. Some appropriately titled thread like "If you need support.." might help a bit. I think there was such a thread on the old forums too?