Siteground Insists I Get a VPS at 300 Uniques/Day

[_poto_]

omg, that's terrible...

Upgrade to a VPS, get your shit off the server, move it to a new host, then cancel the VPS , call your CC and tell them to block all charges from Siteground.

ditto that... except instead of having them 'block charges' you should have the CC company issue a chargeback and refund your money for them attempting to defraud you... at least that way you'll get your money back...

 

[BlondeTM]

Good luck with getting a chargeback.

Siteground is the worst, sleasiest, screwed up host on the planet. I hate them with the burning intensity of 1,000,000 suns. They took a month of my life from me with their "upgrade, you need upgrade Miss Blonde Woman" and "we speaky no englishy" and "please fill out a support ticket" and "everything works fine for us" as my site was down for 10 days in a row.

They raped me financially to the tune of $1,000, their lack of service cost me more than that and they truly are clueless. Get your site off their servers.

 

[Drake]

Fleshlight 1.0

 

[Icecube]

how many pageviews do those 300 make per day?
anyway I don't think 300 users in a day can need a vps, neither if their only occupation was hitting F5

 

[webninja]

Many of the modern CMSs can be very, very resource intensive - and you pay for that in hosting costs. A lot of people don't realize that they can easily get away with static html pages. As long as the site is meant to be small, say up to 20 pages you don't need a CMS.