If you have experienced any problems with getting connection to my blog the last couple of days, it might be because I have moved the site and updated the DNS.
Two days ago I was contacted by a reporter from computerworld.dk who had read my post about my previous web host. This has resulted in some coverage on the issue through this article (danish).
In the article, Surftown responds:
We do offer free traffic. We have never let any user go, because they had too much traffic. But a customer may not, according to the contract, use so many ressources, that they trouble other users. Our customers are not always in control of their traffic. But most ressource-problems are created because the customers use bad code on their site.
I know that WordPress might make many database calls etc, but I could eventually have installed a cache plugin. Furthermore I don’t understand why Surftown through their own administration interface offers a one-click-install of many other CMS’es, such as Mambo CMS, PHP Nuke, xoops, Coppermine Photo Gallery, Gallery and much more. As far as I know many of these OSS scripts are not optimized properly as well, and Surftown offers them, themselves.
I have moved the blog to CompuTech Hosting LLC who has been so kind and sponsored a server for the blog. They have been sponsoring webdesignbook.net for quite a while, and my experiences with them has only been good so far.
3 comments
nitr021 Says:
You could have tried site5.com but anything goes
26/05-2006 | 18:07
HostingTops Says:
there are much cheaper webhosting providers than site5. even with better support, speed and uptime.
i would recommend hostgator because its the biggest hosting company and offers the best support and server speed for 10 bucks a month (payable through paypal)
20/08-2007 | 9:19
SEO web hosting Says:
Based on your experience I think I’ll check out the folks over at Computech. I’m looking for another hosting company this week and I was wondering what company you used. Thanks.
07/04-2008 | 15:24
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