Please review this article on why webmasters change web hosts

[kingofoverkill]

We have written an article based on surveys on why webmasters change web hosts. The results are not surprising, but we do give advice on what to do to minimize web host changes. Please review the article and let us know your thoughts. You can find the article here:

http://www.webhostingusers.com/a/680000/533/47/11/Articles/Web-Hosting/Why-webmasters-change-web-hosts-multiple-times-and-how-you-can-minimize-host-changes

[admin]

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[rockarolla]

My reasons behind chaning hosts falls into the groups poor survice - I have expected everything but CPU quotas exceeding and mysql number of connections limiitted. Maybe this is also because my traffic increased - but they should have mentioned it in there proposal ... this creates another option for changing web host provider: lack of confidence and unability to provide the promised service.

Due to the boom in the online activity now it is possible even for a low skilled people to bring up and run a online business - these resulted in high demand of hosting providers - who overgrew the demand and started competing by lowering the fees which resulted in overselling and poor service.

My lessons is - check out for features - search the web for feedback and don't be a miser- that is be true to yourself and choose what you need.

[kingofoverkill]

rockarolla,

Thanks for the added input and your lesson.