Latest iPage Hosting Review

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Here’s a customer review on iPage (href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/go/ipage" target="_blank">http://www.ipage.com) by Bob Dickson Jr. It was first submitted as a comment to my old post about cheap web hosting last week but it’s a very useful piece of information so I decided to publish it here.

iPage Review by Bob Dickson Jr

In brief, Bob thinks iPage has some lousy customer services but he finds the web host a good budget hosting in overall.

So here goes the review.

2010-2011. I have had Ipage for close to a year now and have mixed feelings about their services and hosting. First off, though it has happened, I have had very few problems with them as far as the servers being down and/or my page not loading, but a simple refresh of my browser usually does the trick here. Sooo over all I give them “fair to good no kiss butt rating” in this area. Then again, what server isn’t down or slow for some reason or another in a given day,month,year? Think about it!

CUSTOMER SERVICE

I have used it but not to the extent of any issues resolution that resulted in satisfaction. They suck the top and bottom layer of the brown substance in this area. Tickets are days slow, Live chats for me have not resulted in any resolutions. Forget phone support, as I have waited over 10 mins before hanging up and using live chat. Reminds me of the old tech support days of DELLs hemorrhoid sore waits! Ahhhhhhaaa.

FILE MANGEMENT

Using http://ftp… seems to be reliable for me performing upload/downloads without as many timeouts and size limits. I can say that I have uploaded files using their file manager and seen size limits and timeout issues. Phabblllah!Thus the use of my own file management software.

ULIMITED DATABASE

The Database is MYSQL,(currently 5.2.1…)and DB management is /php myadmin “WHATEVER”! The database is located on a different server. You can do backups and choose to download scripts should you need to recreate a DB or table. HOWEVER, you cannot connect to your database/s and perform DB management with local DB management software!ARGH!!!!!

Mixed feelings here,I do not like it but I do! As an X- DB Programmer/script-er/applications software developer/programmer, I love MySQL PHPMyAdmin for generating some of the queries and scripts as it saves me from having to do it and debug anything that goes wrong. But!!! I hate it when I cannot use my own DB management software as I feel I have little control over my DB maintenance! Unlimited Database? I guess, I have created 5 db’s and haven’t seen Ipage kicking me in the round thingy/s saying that’s all you get!

BANDWIDTH and UNLIMITED SPACE

No problems so far! My site is not that huge as I sell photos, which is like selling condoms to an Nun, using Os Commerce (which brings up another issue). Needless to say, Though I have not tried to upload/download/display one of my 20mb photos, I have all the space I need for photos and content. The bottom line is I do not have a great turnover in clients/users in my small town so bandwidth is not an issue for me.

INTRODUCTORY PRICE

Watch out here! If you can, opt for the longest hosting term (3 or more years)at the intro price else you will fall into the abyss of what is almost a bait and switch. I set up shop for a year for around 50 bucks. When it came time to renew,I renewed my domain for 3 years. Why? In all I like Ipage spite the fact they are jerk-offs. Still, I didn’t realize I was only renewing my domain name(url) and not the hosting service(storage space)wich is an additional cost of 107.00+ other features.

Remember the intro price was for one year? When the term elapsed, the intro price went up to full price. Meaning, you have to pay for the domain renewal(currently 12.xx a year) and another years hosting at an additional(107.xx)! Plus if you want the other features such as domain privacy…that cost extra as well.

THE FREEBIES

Dont fall for the 50 dollah con advertising credits to facebook, google… that they offer unless you need to use them. They are Credits! Most likely you will have to sign up for the services and be billed later after the credits expire and you continue to use the service.

SOFTWARE FREEBIES

iPage has many features that make it look like a good deal! The so called “feature rich, free with every account” bells and whistles that look so good in the advertisement, They cost nothing for anyone to grab and use, Ipage hosting or not. Don’t let this be a factor in your decision unless you are actually looking for that software. Yes they take the headache out of the installs and basic configurations on your web, but considering they are mostly open source freeware in the first place, they do not offer tech support.

Which brings up the last comment. I am an x programmer, love tech stuff… “Ok, to a point I do!” Most newbies will spend their fist year setting up and learning to customizing their site if they want more than the basics. If you want to sell and install OSCommerce or other, be prepared to learn PHP, HTML, Javascripts. Most all the installs have their own learning curb quirks, like word press, jomallia….IPage will not help you with these unless it is an install problem. Otherwise, be prepared to spend countless hours in front of the monitor going through each freeware’s web site gazing mindlessly in the help and faqs pages for documentation and answers.

SUMMARY

I page is fair to good on cheap hosting packages for the first term. After that, be prepared to fork over some real cash if you want to keep your domain and hosting. They offer very little support to justify the cost, but contrarily the cost is justified by the unlimited features of the site. All the services except yellow pages have additional cost in one way or another. Most all the install software are open-source freeware and have both advantages and disadvantages such as using or learning curbs when it comes to using or customizing/editing the pages. Some web templates are available for quick page setup, but if you are paying for a web site just so you can put up a blog, stick with twitter, facebook, myspace…chances are you will get more exposure there than that of a private page.

The actual services and features that Ipage really offers can be described as: “Though a fair service” An empty hard drive that has the capability of accessing the internet, customarily installing certain chosen free software that can be downloaded from the internet to a specific file set or folder for the purpose of manipulation,(((storing,retrieving,sending,displaying,denying or allowing access to files))), offering certain securities of protection and reservations of selected and chosen custom name spaces for a price, and over charging for such.

– iPage Review by Bob Dickson Jr @ May 7th, 2011.
About: Bob Dickens is a freelance photographer located in the southern portion of Humphreys Co. Tennessee and has enjoyed photography for over 20 years.

I was hoping to show you Bob’s site in this review but he rejected the idea as he does not wish to have countless unrelated hits to his site. So… that’s all I have right now.

What I think about iPage hosting now?

Presently, iPage remains as my top rated budget web host. I have no complain on iPage hosting services especially in term of hosting features (like allocated bandwidth) and server stability (without surprise, that’s what Bob said as well). It’s been a while since I last contacted iPage’s support department so I have nothing to comment on that.

In case you wish to learn more about them, I suggest further reading on my detail href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/hosting-review/ipage/">iPage Review.

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Updates and Latest User Reviews on FatCow

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I was doing my usual readings online and I found some (old) news: FatCow hosting now comes along with SimpleScripts.

SimpleScripts is an auto script-installer, it helps users to install and maintain web application and software in just a few clicks. Right now SimpleScripts support installation for more than 50+ open source web apps including bloging platform, content management system (CMS), forum apps, project management software, shopping cart, RSS, form survey, and so on.

From what I see, the function of SimpleScripts and InstallCentral are exactly the same. BUT, the upgrade does make sense and benefits the users, SimpleScipts provides much wider choice (more apps can be installed) and fastest updates (from my experience). In case you are into images, here are some print screen from the inside.

Here’s where you can get into SimpleScripts from FatCow Control Panel frontpage

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Lots of scripts supported

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Updates September 2011: FatCow Review by Peter Benson

I got this informative FatCow review recently via email and I think you guys should have a look at it.

I think you have FatCow rated too high

I tried FatCow for webhosting a local political campaign site based on good reviews like these. The price was decent – for a year.

The campaign was successful, and I took the site down afterward. Unfortunately, I did not cancel the account, and it autorenewed at _7_ for a year. When I went to cancel it, they told me there would be a cancellation fee. When I said I didn’t remember seeing that when I signed up, they said it’s in "Terms and Conditions" – buried with a ton of legalese. Their "cancellation fee" is almost as much as the first year of web hosting. For what it’s worth, I had _much_ better luck getting a refund for unused time from JustHost.

Anyway, fool me once and all that. I told them I thought their policy was misleading and abusive, and I won’t be back.

(PS- They also take _forever_ to answer their phone – it took three tries to get this cancelled since one time I had to leave after ~20 minutes on hold and the other time I was cut off after a similar wait time.)

Anyway, I think you have them rated too high, and I think you ought to let people know about their loss-leader, bait-and-switch pricing and high cancellation fee.

– Peter Benson / Minnesota @ September 4th, 2011

Other Latest FatCow User Reviews

Now for more other FatCow user reviews – Quoted below are user reviews I read from elsewhere on the Internet. Sadly I note that many are unhappy with FatCow’s recent performance (email features and the phone support, especially). Perhaps FatCow has changed a lot since I signed up with them 3 years ago; perhaps some users are over-demanding; perhaps the company is now running under-staff …the reason behind these complaints are anybody’s guess.

As a smart Internet shoppers, you should always do your own homework, be skeptical to ALL (including mine) comments you read online, and NEVER hesitate to ask for a refund whenever you are unhappy with your host.

I would choose FatCow definitely! "When I first heard of FatCow, my response was, "What?!" It didn’t take me long to look through the features, and notice that the price was well within my range, so I decided why not. There were times when my website went down due to technical reasons I couldn’t understand, so I would contact their 24/7 help desk. Within minutes, my problem was either rectified or passed on to a tech support person who would figure out the root cause of the issue within a day or so. Not bad for the price in my opinion. I would recommend FatCow for anyone that wants a hosting company that offers ease of use and also friendly customer service reps. Check them out when you can!" – Jupiter / www.darryldsmith.com @ June 08, 2011.

Okay hosting, but email is quite bad. "I am pretty much ok with the web hosting service of fatcow, though file uploads and update times are inferior to other services. My main complaint is about their email service. It’s really bad in my opinion. Their web client is really bad. Folders are presented as names with "." separating the folder hierarchy. Apple mail and the mailboxes aren’t synchronized easily. Sent vs Sent Messages folders for example. The smtp server has constant problems and I’ve contacted customer support or hundred times. Certain letters aren’t allowed in the password either. I was told that the n-th letter in my password was not allowed. I was a bit shocked that they knew my password in plain text." Anonymus @ June 24, 2011.

FatCow rocks! "You can never be satisfied with the web host providers these days. I’ve been switching from one web host to another in the hope of finding the almost perfect one. I have always landed providers which if are not too expensive, they will fire back with downtime. This has made me hopeless that my shoe business will ever grow. Good thing, I learned about FatCow and I’m proud to say that I’m a satisfied subscriber. With FatCow, you don’t have to pay a pricey amount to experience quality service, uptime guarantee, and easy to use features and tools. Their staffs are always there to assist you, 24 hours a day." – Shelly M. @ July 11, 2011.

Okay hosting with very cheap price. "The truth is, you can’t expect too much when a host is only charging you the price less than a cup of coffee. Fatcow hosting is doing alright in my opinion and I love the fact that they are offering wide support of different hosting features. The new Simplescripts function is a stunner and I am betting that more users will be flocking in to the servers soon (geez, this means bad or good?). All in all, Fatcow is an average host with a very low price tags. As a budget finder, I am happy with it." – James @ July 19, 2011.

FatCow support is no help. "The first issue I had with Fat Cow was when I noticed that I had an alternate domain designation of .ca It was first noticed when I was not getting any emails I called support and I was able to get into my control panel there it was discovered that my emails had a .ca at the end not a .com as I had requested when setting up the account. This was fixed on the emails but little to my knowledge it was still present in my domain central section, I only found out about this when I received a bill for domain listing from the company in Austria that controls the .ca domain designation. Fat cow support was of no help in discovering how this alternate domain was associated with my account. I would assume that some sort of log is kept to track this. I never registered it in the first place, it obviously was the account rep that set the account up. And now it is time for my renew and the cost is 3X what i paid for when 1st set up so I will be leaving for another." – Anonymous @ July 24, 2011.

So again, before we end this post, I have to stress that my href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com/fatcow-review/" target="_blank">FatCow review (and so does everyone else) is written just for your reference. I am writing base on my preferences and personal experience – what I think is acceptable might be a no-good for you. Cheers! :)

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30 Latest CSS3 Tutorials You Probably Have Not Read Before

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30 must-read CSS3 tutorials that are guaranteed to bring more life and interaction to your website by making it dynamic. You can use CSS3, along with jQuery, to increase the creativity and productivity of your website while keeping your website easy to access and navigate.

1. How to Create Speech Bubbles with CSS3

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So you know how to create speech bubbles by using HTML, Photoshop, or Javascript, but what about CSS3? Speech bubbles are a fun effect, and this tutorial teaches you how to make your own speech bubbles using CSS 2.1 and enhanced with CSS3.

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2. Create a Fun Animated Navigation Menu with CSS3

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Just like how a clean restaurant or shop can attract more visitors, the same goes to websites with clean and creative navigations. This tutorial helps you create a navigation that is user-friendly and has more personality.

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3. Editable CSS3 Image Gallery

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A typical image gallery is one that shows a grid of images that pop up or zooms in when clicked. This tutorial teaches you to create an image gallery that offers more visual treats to your visitors.

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4. Create Beautiful CSS3 Typography

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When we hear the word "Typography," the first two things that pop up in our mind are Photoshop and InDesign. Did you know that you can create beautiful typography using pure CSS3 as well? This tutorial teaches you how it can be done.

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5. How to Make a Tabbed Navigation Using CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you how to add animations to your tabbed navigation using CSS3.

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6. Create a CSS3 Progress Bar

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Ever played a video game and had to look at an animated loading screen while waiting for your game to load? Now you can create something similar for your website visitors using this tutorial.

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7. Awesome Cufonized Fly-Out Menu Using CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you, using jQuery and CSS3, how to build a cufonized menu that moves a hover-state item that adjusts to the item’s width when hovered over it, and a description bar also slides from the left side of the page towards the item.

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8. Slide Down Box Menu with jQuery and CSS3

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How can you create a slide down box menu that is simplistic yet attractive at the same time? This tutorial teaches you to create a sliding box menu that slides out an item while a thumbnail pops up. The tutorial also includes more tricks that you can add to your menu as you read through the whole tutorial.

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9. Sticky Notes with CSS3

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So you love buying Post-It Notes in real life and using the Stickies App on your laptop. Want to learn how to create these fun little notes with CSS3? Check this tutorial out.

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10. CSS: Transition Timing Functions

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This tutorial touches base on the usage of animation using CSS and teaches you how to properly control the duration and speed of a transition.

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11. How to Create CSS3 Buttons

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How do you make buttons that are not over-the-top yet still attractive to your visitors? Check this tutorial out.

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12. How to Create a Cool Anaglyphic Text Effect with CSS

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Ever heard of anaglyphs? Anaglyphs are those 3d stereoscopic images that can be viewed through colored glasses, commonly red, left, and cyan right. Learn how to add this effect to your text using CSS by reading this tutorial.

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13. Create Curving Text with CSS3 and jQuery

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Using a jQuery plugin, Arctext.js, and CSS3, this tutorial teaches you how to arrange each letter along a curved path.

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14. Create a Minimal Single Page Portfolio with HTML5/CSS3

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Ever looked at a neat one-page portfolio online and wanted one for your own? Read this tutorial to learn how.

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15. How to Create Depth and Nice 3D Ribbons Only Using CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you how to create the illusion of depth in order to create nice 3D ribbons by only using CSS3.

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16. Contact Form with No Images Using CSS3 HTML5

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While website owners usually use images in addition to HTML to create contact forms, there’s actually a way to create a contact form just by HTML5 and CSS3. Read this tutorial to learn how.

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17. How to Create a Stylish Image Content Slider in Pure CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you how to create a CSS3 only image slider that is "inspired on the Futurico User Interface by Vladimir Kudinov."

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18. CSS3 Breadcrumbs

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If you have a website or blog that has a lot pages and sub-directories or sub-levels, using breadcrumbs is a good way to let your visitors navigate back and forth to any pages that they wish to visit.

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19. Fullscreen Background Image Slideshow with CSS3

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Just like looking at a full-sized billboard while driving on a highway, a fullscreen background image slideshow is an attractive way to show off and/or advertise your images to your website visitors.

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20. Sliding Image Panels with CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you how to turn background images into panels and animate them when they are clicked. Very slick and easy to follow tutorial.

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21. Gradients, Rounded Corners and Transforms with CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you an easy way to create buttons and interesting shapes using CSS3.

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22. Design a Beautiful CSS3 Search Form

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Ever browsed through a website, saw a plain and unattractive search form, and got turned off instantly? This tutorial teaches you how to avoid that to happen to your own website by creating a beautiful CSS3 search form.

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23. Circle Navigation Effect with CSS3

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Hover effects can add more fun and liveliness to your website. This tutorial teaches you how to create a circle navigation effect for an image navigation using CSS3.

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24. Animated Web Banners with CSS3

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Admit it, there are times you look at a web banner and thought, "This is way too cheesy" or "I wish this ad would just go away." Learn how to create an animated web banners that are effective with CSS3 by reading this tutorial.

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25. CSS3 Spinning Social Media Icons

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Social media has become a very important part of the Internet world, and one of the ways that website or blog owners promote themselves is by posting social media buttons on their website. How about adding a little animation to your buttons? Read this tutorial to learn how.

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26. Orman Clark’s Vertical Navigation Menu: The CSS3 Version

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There are lots of tutorials on how to create horizontal navigation menus out there, but what about a vertical navigation menu? This tutorial not only teaches you how to create a vertical navigation menu, it also teaches you how to create one with CSS3 and jQuery using the least amount of images possible.

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27. Image Map with CSS3 & jQuery Tooltips

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Love traveling? Thinking of starting a website for globetrotters like you? This tutorial teaches you how to create an image map with pins and tooltips.

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28. How to Design a Dribble-Style Homepage Layout

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So you have a website and a bunch of images, and you want to create a system where your content is highlighted using your images. This tutorial teaches you how that can be done.

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29. Creative CSS3 Animation Menus

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This tutorial teaches you how to make your own creative menu hover effects for your website using CSS3.

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30. Filter Functionality with CSS3

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This tutorial teaches you how, by checking a checkbox or a radio button, you can toggle the states of items of a specific type with a filter created using CSS3.

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