1. Downtime – X3 in 1 year;
2. Hacked – X2;
3. Domain renew problem – X1
(as registrars for my domain they didn’t invoice me for the domain renewal causing me to lose the domain)
4. Account canceled for no reason – X1;
5. Web chat Support efficiency = 0
(all they did was to refer me to the ticketing system);
6. Mail support:Here how it goes: you sent a mail or submit a ticket. Wait for hours. Get useless reply. Send another mail. Repeat procedure 3 to 6 times. They finally acknowledge the problem therefore the fix is “only” 4 to 7 mails and a few hours away…

Stay away as far as you can from webhostingpad.

I had been with them for a bit more than 1 year now, as far as the features offered, technical support, user friendliness, I had no problem.

I have a business in the virtual World called Secondlife and was using a server to host my products and services. Earlier this week, I was the victim of a DDOS attack which made them lock my server and websites. Their answer?

They acknoledged that it was impossible for me to prevent or protect against a DDOS attack and that they way I was using their hosting was not violating their term of services.

However, they told me that a DDOS attack is rarely done randomly and that someone might dislike what I am doing with my websites, therefore, they are closing my account, my servers and showing me the door.

Following Host Monster’s policies and logic, if you see someone being mugged and robbed in the street, please proceed to insult them for their weakness, he probably deserved it anyway.

I’m sorry but the logic just blows my mind. Wow.