Comments on: Where Do Bad Hosting Reviews Come From?

By: Milbert Nepomuceno

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By: John W. Furst

John W. Furst — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:21:19 +0000

It is odd, indeed. But after hearing that Viacom allegedly hired henchmen to upload their videos to YouTube AND at the same time sued YouTube for hosting their videos … weird.

The prevailing negativity is one of the main reasons why I don’t spend much time in online fora. But I shouldn’t get started, it’s a never ending story.

I guess every host who has the guts to charge more than $1 a month for hosting must be some kind of evil in those people’s eyes.

Yours
John

By: Matt

Matt — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 18:38:51 +0000

I, too, search for “somehost sucks” whenever I’m researching a host. It’s definitely a good idea.

I doubt that you leave comments about your personal experiences with the host in question, though. It would make sense for non-commenters to search that term, but the traffic-to-comment ratio suggests that a large percentage of people searching are looking for places to post negative reviews. Seems a little odd to me.

By: Sidney Kochman

Sidney Kochman — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 11:52:13 +0000

When I look for a new hosting provider, I always Google “________ sucks” to see some of the reviews from less satisfied customers. I search for this not because I am an unsatisfied customer, but because there are usually two sides to web hosting companies, and I want to be well informed before making a purchase decision.