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David
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First of all I wouldn't call him a sysadmin. Second if any sysadmin went
into my site and removed anything without first telling/asking I would
find another web provider. FAST There is *NO* excuse for that type of
action. PEROID
That should of been a clue to move your stuff somewhere else.
Not that long ago my entire account was
Personally I don't see much to laugh about. That is really sad to know
there are businesses out there like that.
Anyone with 2 brain cells would know that bandwidth is NOT cheap. Just
how do you think that they are able to do this? Perhaps over
subscribing. Perhaps if one *reads* the companies TOS they might find
that it is not "unlimited" or "unmetered"
If web host want, and
I wouldn't put it past vistapages given their horrible customer review
record. One day their system admin deleted all my perl scripts just to
see who was bombarding the server. Well, it wasn't my scripts, but he
didn't even bother to put my scripts back, lol.
First of all I wouldn't call him a sysadmin. Second if any sysadmin went
into my site and removed anything without first telling/asking I would
find another web provider. FAST There is *NO* excuse for that type of
action. PEROID
Also I've told the SA many times about their security risks, but he
doesn't bother fixing them.
That should of been a clue to move your stuff somewhere else.
Not that long ago my entire account was
wiped. He simply told me to make sure I periodically change my cPanel
password. Well, it turned out the hacker even deleted all _their_ site
back ups, so they couldn't restore my site. You can't just log into
cPanel and start deleting the entire server files because you don't
have access. It was obviously a site hack. Oh well. I guess we can
look back at such things and laugh.
Personally I don't see much to laugh about. That is really sad to know
there are businesses out there like that.
Just beware of web hosts that promise huge amounts of bandwidth, like
100GB, for practically nothing, like $5/month.
Anyone with 2 brain cells would know that bandwidth is NOT cheap. Just
how do you think that they are able to do this? Perhaps over
subscribing. Perhaps if one *reads* the companies TOS they might find
that it is not "unlimited" or "unmetered"
If web host want, and