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Got pre-charged on my credit card 2 weeks before their invoice promised I would be!! Then after canceling service 2 days later, before my second month even started (the one I was pre-charged for) they will not refund my second month charge. dodgy as.
Scamming ***holes, double charged me and then never refunded the money.
Really slow website and servers. They also forgot to cancell my subscription so they still charge money and I dont have my server.
Super slow servers, ftp constantly times out while trying to connect, you may save some money but save yourself the headaches and look elsewhere
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