Today:
I’ve been working on transfer of several domains from a local host in Ann Arbor MI, known as A2Hosting.com to GoDaddy.com. The problem is their system is so basic it doesn’t have a way to get your authorization codes.
I can’t believe how unusable A2 really is, please if you are considering them visit http://www.liquidweb.com and become satisfied with your hosting provider.
Recently I was reading through the reader comments, and someone had asked what hosting company I prefer. Below, you’ll notice how much I appreciate the people at liquidweb.com.
Liquidweb has been my personal hosting company of choice for more than ten years. I’ve used many other companies off and on, and have found their support and ease of use to be superior to all others.
If you are running a personal web page and just need a little space, they have excellent plans for shared web hosting allowing you to purchase just what you need. If however, you’re an organization like mine, you’ll end up with your own dedicated server or multiple dedicated servers, even a cloud server or two, and you’ll find that the support they provide is invaluable.
Every time we’ve had an issue, no matter the time of day or day of the year, they have been there with me. Often working out kinks, quirks, and experimental software installs. On many occasions, I’ve used their support team to install add-ons and have had them recompile Apache in the wee hours of the morning so I know the updates are completed without a hitch. Last week, I had them add postgreSQL for a client, which they handled with out any issues arguments are other problems. I’ve added ImageMagick, PDO support, and so many other packages, every server very custom.
Visit them today and let them know I sent you, LiquidWeb.com