I’m writing this Bluehost review to save you from making the same mistake I did. I’ll break down why Bluehost is a terrible web host for your blog and show you better options for web hosting.
For the next phase of our Bluehost review for WordPress, we ran our test site through Load Impact’s tool to see how its performance fared over a period of five minutes, with between one and fifty ‘visitors’ accessing it:
I am very sorry to hear this has been your experience with Bluehost so far. If you wouldn't mind emailing into [email protected] I would be more than happy to take a look into this for you and get it resolved as quickly as possible. Thank you!
Well, I switched to BlueHost to increase the page load speed, etc. That’s not happening! In fact, it’s really bad with going into wp-admin. The recent outage took me by surprise and in talking with them I asked about “cloud redundancy†and was told the entire cloud service was down. There is something definitely wrong with that picture and they really need to look at how they are configured.
However, the good news is that we’ve been able to work out a deal with Bluehost for our readers that takes the starting price down even further to $2.75/month.
You can pretty much judge / rate / review ANY company–in ANY industry–by their level of customer support. And from the perspective, Bluehost should be rated a 1 out of 10. If you are an existing Bluehost customer, there is literally no way to contact them directly.
In my experience, that’s the beginning of the end for any company–when they simply do not want to have any direct contact–or feedback–from their customers.
I have been using Bluehost for years now with little complaint. This past year I tried adding SiteLock security through Bluehost. What a nightmare! It automatically auto-renews and there is pelo way to cancel it through the user portal. You have to call someone. I did that and the next day got charged AGAIN due to a "bug" and they had to manually remove the software from my sitio.
Gets a site up ASAP! A simple sitio, like for a small business, will be fine with Bluehost. Their people actually will assist with WordPress related problems and issues, which 1and1 would not even touch.
I have lost many eggs over the years due to the fact that I didn’t do the initial research of a web host and check all the facts.
it just seems a little sneaky not to outline everything under the refund section. There answer to me was, if it wasn’t clear, you should have asked us.
If you really want to know the quality of a ver aqui web hosting company, you need to read the opinions of people who have nothing to gain – web developers, small business owners, and the like.
You also have to remember that these bloggers are affiliates of Bluehost. The standard commission for referring a new customer is $65. Siteground, in comparison, is $50. Bluehost also offers affiliates tons of incentives to sell more plans, sometimes raising the commission to $cem.
I have had issues with their DNS and other simple account features. The UI is almost too simple. It makes it hard sometimes to find a specific thing. On the upside, I have reached out to Bluehost support and they have always been friendly and helpful. So if it wasn't for their support, this review would be one star.