I have been Hostinger customer for more than 10 months. Pretty cheap, even after a couple of crashes, looked good for the pri
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ce. But they showed their real face after 10 months. The website suddenly stopped working. After following their customer service, I cleaned the cache, ran antimalware software, restarted the router so on..it works but still thought this is not the solution. People who access the website don't do all these or can not be asked to do these when they can access other websites. It takes a lot of analysis to realize that they don't block for security reasons. They cheat customers saying "They take security seriously." with their bad intentions. I don't have any proof, since it is almost impossible to get the prof. I just may be right.
* These providers have pricing strategy such that even if you question them hard, then need to give a pretty small amount(their 6 or 10 month's price is much much more). They are just selling their service for a bigger discount but they actually don't give a discount.
* If they block only some IPs, which is extremely difficult to find. They don't even display the reasons. When the owner of a domain/website adds his IP to their exclude list, he will forget that other people may not able to access the website. Usually, people don't complain to the owner when the website is down. They can decrease the load on server by reducing the number of hits. They can show high availability, reliability.
With this kind of service, the customer usually leaves the provider without asking for a refund(read their Terms and Privacy carefully ) or even the provider can terminate the contract without paying the refund, because "They take security seriously".
* Now most of the providers have similar pricing strategy and refund policy. They are among the top providers. They don't really refund. They just give you service for a year at full price and after that, if they need to refund, then the refund amount is very small which customers may not like take. Their real price makes their service the least value for the money.
* What a customer can do when a provider does these kinds of cheap thing, with this industry-standard pricing strategy. Hostinger's kind of providers makes industry-standard go down. Others just follow them to be in the competitions.
* Maybe providers give that huge discount in the race of competition which they can't afford and do cheap things. But you can AVOID HOSTINGER.
* These providers have pricing strategy such that even if you question them hard, then need to give a pretty small amount(their 6 or 10 month's price is much much more). They are just selling their service for a bigger discount but they actually don't give a discount.
* If they block only some IPs, which is extremely difficult to find. They don't even display the reasons for the website not displaying. When the owner of a domain/website adds his IP to their exclude list, he will forget that other people may not able to access the website. Usually, people don't complain to the owner when the website is down.
With this kind of service, the customer usually leaves the provider without asking for a refund(read their Terms and Privacy carefully ) or even the provider can terminate the contract without paying the refund, because "They take security seriously".
* Now most of the providers have similar pricing strategy and refund policy. They are among the top providers. They don't really refund. They just give you service for a year at full price and after that, if they need to refund, then the refund amount is very small which customers may not like take. Their real price makes them the least value for the money.
* What a customer can do when a provider does these kinds of cheap thing, with this industry-standard pricing strategy. Hostinger's kind of providers makes industry-standard go down. Others just follow them to be in the competitions.
* Maybe providers give that huge discount in the race of competition which they can't afford and give cheap service. But you can AVOID HOSTINGER.
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