A2 Hosting vs. NEOSERV 2019

tantly. I am able to edit my site with Front Page 2002 and shared WI-FI connection. Best Regards, Peter Sobczak

f these when things actually go wrong. I am very happy to be with NEOSERV. The knowledge base on their site covers just everything, from setting up the own site, creating or importing SSL certificates, managing e-mail addresses etc. If there is an issue, you must not fill a form or send an e-mail to their support team but can just pick up the phone, speak to a competent agent in no time and get things fixed. Very helpful and nice people who understand the importance of hosting as a business.

2 exec whom I know. I purchased a triannual plan sight unseen for my client hosting.
There's a LOT of stuff that could be better. For starters, the WHM/CPanel setup does not allow for me to connect to my GDrive to back up the /home folder as my old ASO did. Also, I cannot quickly access PHPMyAdmin from the WHM level to get into multiple databases at once (good for importing data between accounts if there's a need).
I have my own set of custom nameservers set up that I cannot use for new accounts created because something is not configured correctly and it takes a couple of trips to the support ticket system to get the domain to point to the host. It's a major PITA when you've got several sites to build and want to get the domains resolving for things that depend upon the domain name, such as a WP install. Yes, "a couple of trips" because the "guru" who initially helps me ends up being the "trainee" and I have to make at least two trips for it to resolve correctly.
Many times I'm in the support chat and see "You are No. 1 in the queue" and then I get bumped back to No.3, then 2, then 1, then 2 again, etc. Not sure if this is a bug or a feature or a ploy by marketing to make me feel like "shoulda bought the "priority service package"...
I kinda wish I'd done more research before I so blindly trusted the word...of someone I trusted!
Probably gonna be moving again soon and getting a refund on the term I've not used so far.