Pagely acquired by GoDaddy, Backblaze a public company

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• johnk Hosting Provider

  November 2021

  "Entreprise" level WordPress hosting... brought to you by GoDaddy

  It worked so well that one of the largest internet brands in the world, GoDaddy, wants us – to help them – to be more like us. They’ve put their cards, and cash, on the table and are serious about serving a wider segment of the market, with better quality products and top class service, to ultimately; help more people succeed

  Yikes, knowing GoDaddy very well. Maybe this will be different, but I'm not placing any bets.
• K4Y5 OG

  November 2021

  Wouldn't touch anything 'GoDaddy ' with a 10ft pole. Not that I touched page.ly, either
• vyas OG

  November 2021

  Looks like Siteground is no better :-)

  Search Engine Journal: Google Drops Sites Hosted on SiteGround.
  https://www.searchenginejournal.com/siteground-problem/426852/

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• bikegremlin ModeratorOGContent Writer

  November 2021 edited November 2021

  @vyas said:
  Looks like Siteground is no better :-)

  Search Engine Journal: Google Drops Sites Hosted on SiteGround.
  https://www.searchenginejournal.com/siteground-problem/426852/

  It's been fixed today (or last night).

  The solution (until they sorted it out) was to use Cloudfalre DNS.
  A friend's site was "caught" so Cloudflare (or any other DNS for that matter) was what it took to solve that.

  Edit:
  It's amazing how people "losing XXXXXXX $ each day" didn't migrate their sites.
  How much could a migration have cost?

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• Chievo OG

  November 2021

  @bikegremlin said:

  @vyas said:
  Looks like Siteground is no better :-)

  Search Engine Journal: Google Drops Sites Hosted on SiteGround.
  https://www.searchenginejournal.com/siteground-problem/426852/

  It's been fixed today (or last night).

  The solution (until they sorted it out) was to use Cloudfalre DNS.
  A friend's site was "caught" so Cloudflare (or any other DNS for that matter) was what it took to solve that.

  Edit:
  It's amazing how people "losing XXXXXXX $ each day" didn't migrate their sites.
  How much could a migration have cost?

  It is me i am guilty i have touched the siteground dns on my 1st day Apologise for the caused inconvenience

  Yes people doing 20k ( from what they have said ) in 4 days are with siteground plan and no plan B ......... And not asked for help some sys admin ..... I do not know Rick ( meme of rick)

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