• Welcome to DNForum.com - Domain Investor Forum, Free Domain Marketplace and a community for 45+ domain pros
    If you are new to domains and looking to buy, sell and learn about domains then you have come to the right place. DNForum is the oldest global domain name community on the internet and continues to grow every day. There are over 45,000 domainers on DNForum doing everything from buying domains, selling domains, using our free in-house built tools, learning about domains and discussing domains. Take a minute and Register.

JaguarPC sucks donkey balls

Status
Not open for further replies.

Mike Cruz

Exclusive Lifetime Member
Legacy Exclusive Member
Joined
Jul 8, 2007
Messages
1,476
Reaction score
43
Just like the title says, they over load their servers to the point where you order a hosting account adn can't even upload files because you get a "533" error stating that the hard disks are full..

lol, wtf?

So bad....
 
Sorry to hear it. I've heard/read mixed reviews on them.

Unfortunately, without wanting to preach or anything, 95% of hosts who offer "endless" (i.e. "unlimited") disk-space and relatively loads of bandwidth are probably not the best of choice.

They're an extreme overseller, and probably one of the other customers uploaded xxx GBs of disk-space, hence this error (just proving, IMO, why it's not the best choice to go for an extreme overselling offer "Unlimited" disk-space or bandwidth... everything has limits)

But yeah, it sucks that they aren't managing their servers properly.
 
Last edited:
Did you reach your storage limit?

I would have to disagree, I've been with JaguarPC for years and only once has there been a problem with a reseller account due to hardware issues.
 
No, I didn't... this isn't the first time and there uptime has been horrible lately.
 
You must be on a bad server. What hosting plan are you using?
 
The thing is, a quality host shouldn't have "bad servers" in the sense that the hard drives are full up. It takes poor management to allow a hard drive to fill up, especially in an oversold environment.
 
websites are now down and not resolving... go figure...
 
Are you on a shared or reseller plan?
 
shared for now as I was hosting many other sites on a VPS, but only down to two, but thinking about getting a VPS again...

They admitted the servers to being 'over capacity' and asked if I wanted to get moved to a new server, which was nice, but why is it they allowed the server to get to this point?
 
I'm not defending JaguarPC, but that's web hosting for you. You pay peanuts and you get a poor quality service. You should at least upgrade to a reseller account. Whilst they are not the fastest servers going around at least their support is responsive.
 
I had a reseller account as well... had the same issues, I have been with several hosting companies, only one I really never had problems with was my VPS with VPSlink.com ~ which I am definitely considering going back to even though I really don't need all the space.

I pay I think $15/ month (auto pay), but that shouldn't matter on price, I only have two sites on it, shouldn't be this bad...
 
JaguarPC sucks donkey balls

I'm trying to picture this in my mind ... lol
 
lol, it seemed more than appropriate at the time...

:lol:
 
Years and years ago, I think around 2001 - I hosted with Aletia which was then acquired by JPC. At that time it was great, support was great - I even did some logos for them. In general, shared hosting with oversold servers and no restrictions on resource consumption causes performance issues.
 
lol, it seemed more than appropriate at the time...

:lol:
:lol:

Did you get this issue sorted, by the way?

Unless your sites are quite big, any quality shared/reseller host should suit fine.
 
I have two relatively small sites, one is my personal wordpress site and another is a stock market website of mine. My personal site only gets like 20-30 uniques a day while the stock site receives somewhere in the hundreds to low k's a day.

Nothing over the top, so I don't believe anything that I have done is the problem and they have admitted that to me... its all them... first the disks were full, then they other day, during a upgrade/expansion, I think it was they installed the wrong version of apache and the hosting went down, but this has been going on for the past year, just haven't wanted to go to the trouble of moving everything considering been so busy.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom