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Nightmare on Webhostingmasters street

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I purchased server hosting from Webhostingmasters on July 30th 2006.
The owner of Webhosting masters was Billy Mcfarland (YaYa) and he is a member of this forum.
I purchased server space from webhostingmasters because of the great price and also these promises:
99.9% Uptime
30 Day Money Back Guarantee
24/7 Support
1 Hour or Less Response on ALL tickets

Within a few weeks the server started having all kinds of problems. The server seemed like it was down more then up. There was hardly any support. In fact their email and trouble ticket system stopped working. The only place I and others could commuicate with YaYa was in this thread:
http://www.namepros.com/web-hosting-offers/191740-50-off-all-shared-reseller-plans.html
You can read the whole wretched story there, if you have the time...lol
On August 17, 2006 I asked YaYa for a refund. He told me numerous times he would give me a refund.
But the refund never materialized.
At some point in August, YaYa sold Webhostingmasters to another individual named Nathan ([email protected]). At least thats the story we are being told. Try Googling Nathans email address, to see what kind of character that guy is. He is known for not paying clients back on refunds and other shady dealings.
Anyway YaYa says he now works for Nathan and that I have to go thru Nathan for a refund. He keeps saying he has sent the refund request to Nathan.
This is October and I still have not gotten my refund.
I would like advice on what I can do about this problem.
 
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Not everyone in these forums is in serious business. I just wanted a cheap host with multiple domain support so I could mess around with developing a few. I'm really not good at developing, but I figured it'd give me something to do in my spare time. Kind of funny though, because right after signing up with Polur, I got an offer on the domain I was going to try to develop, so I might end up selling it. Glad I got the offer before I started the work though :)

So yeah, it usually helps to research and find a proven quality host, but in Texas' case, they offered certain garuntees and a 30 day money back, so he probably figured he had nothing to lose. Doesn't make it right what they did.
 
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suthra said:
I think its your mistake., if you are in serious business, you should always get quality hosting like hostgator.,
Agree with you. A serious business demands serious hosting.
 
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