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So far no problem been using for awhile. Website looks like still in the 90s 🤭 but setting up communication is top notch.
Would love to see
- Live chat is really working
- Support reply in less then 12hrs (now rate 14-18hrs support response)
- Better looking website( no idea why with sister site doing web design 33brush) they can't have better page on easy cloud.
These are incomparable to other hosting providers.
They are the best, really unlimited bandwidth, unlimited emails (well I send 60k+ every month within 4 hours and it works)
The perfect integration with cloudflare is a match made in heaven.
I cannot rate these guys any higher, you have to try.
The only downfall is slow support only by email and sometimes They dont get my emails but apart from that once your setup you have no issues anyway.
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