Comments on: InMotion Hosting Sucks – Not true!

By: greg

greg — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 03:58:26 +0000

thx for reviews, but been around the net and it sucks when one says: up all the time, and another says down most the time. ??? anyway inmotion looks good overall. but I can tell you serverfly…serversux…I need to get away from there…slow, and the cust support page has been down the last week and a half. more and more probs there.

By: Garen

Garen — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 19:41:40 +0000

Joe,

Are you serious you have to be considering a lawsuit! For a simple problem that can be fixed in probably an hour tops. Act as if you have lost a ton of money. I am just appalled by comments like this, because people are so quick to get their lawyer and screw someone or a respectable company.

I have had a VPS InMotion account for 2 years and simply love it! They are always willing to help me and transferred a number of my sites with no problems at all. In fact, they even fixed a couple issues for me on some WordPress websites that had a doggy plugin installed.

I will be upgrading to a dedicated plan with them in a couple months. I would highly recommend InMotion hosting they are simply the best!

Garen

By: Aerin

Aerin — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 18:04:04 +0000

Recent “upgrade”? Let me guess… That’s exactly why I am here trying to decide on a new host! The “upgrade” broke key features of the two sites I manage, without warning. It also caused the billing system to think that our prepaid terms of service had been cancelled, and I had to make several calls to get them to stop sending past due notices and properly credit our accounts. While trying to resolve the technical problems caused by the “upgrade,” I experienced hold times of up to 40 minutes, and most of the tech service people were nearly unintelligible. They also were unable to explain why (unnamed host) did not warn us that certain features of our sites would not work after the “upgrade” (though they knew). I’ve finally gotten the sites running properly again (after hours and hours on the phone), but I’ve had it with (nameless host)! A friend has recommended InMotion, and I will definitely consider it, based on the comments here.

By: Simon

Simon — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 18:12:49 +0000

Haven’t been with Inmotion for terribly long (less than a year, actually) but have to report that I’m so satisfied with the service that I’m recommending them to all of my clients interested in hosting. So reliable the thought of anything otherwise completely vacates your thoughts. Support has always been answered thoughtfully within 24 hours (and 24 hours is a bit of an exaggeration frankly…usually a few hours if it’s during business time, tops), and have even had my more left-field questions regarding non-standard CMS’ met with individual research they had obviously conducted as a response to my question. Superb.

By: David Huber

David Huber — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 10:23:38 +0000

I have been with Inmotion for 7 years. I love the company. I tried a few others before finally landing with Inmotion. They have always done their job and a little more for me. One problem over the years that was a coding mistake on my part and they pointed it out, which was really not part of their job. I like them and recommend them highly. My web site has been attacked by the Chinese government twice as they have tried to take it down and both times Inmotion thwarted the attack. One of those times the Chinese took down several web sites during the same day in a very orchestrated attack, some of those web sites were USA government sites, Inmotion kept me whole. Yes my site went down, but I was able to get it back up within just a few hours as Inmotion isolated the attack and the trojan quickly and backed up my entire site quickly.

my URL is www.baronet4Tibet.com of course the Chinese want it down.

By: Erin

Erin — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 20:22:00 +0000

I would have used them, only they never gave me the chance. Tried to sign up and they said my credit card billing address didn’t match the address I’d entered.

I called them and they suggested maybe it was because the credit card co had the wrong address (they don’t). So after three error messages I gave up and went to another hosting company. Only to have my credit card co call me to verify some suspicious activity – three transactions of the exact same amount to Inmotion. I then called them back only to have the guy tell me that the transaction never went through…promising me it won’t appear on my statement, we’ll see…

By: Dirk Hill

Dirk Hill — Wed, 11 May 2011 00:19:27 +0000

We have been with InmotionHosting for 4 or 5 years now. We are very happy with the service and reliabliity. (Today not so much, it looks like they are under a DDOS attack right now. Last Friday it happened, now today. Somebody really hates them.) Our site is not a high traffic site but it hosts a lot of tools used by our staff and clients. They keep php/mysql/perl up todate and allow you to add modules that you need to perl and php without having to get support involved.

I would recommend them highly.

By: John Dow

John Dow — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 03:01:01 +0000

I prefer to hide my identity to avoid penalties. I have a VPS at InMotion. I arrived there because my reseller account at HostGator started to suck.
Advice: all the providers sucks!… all of them are overselling their space.

By: shrinkdeals

shrinkdeals — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 17:44:25 +0000

Hi Guys,

We are planning to move our site to InMotion because my current hosting company was so slow. I have two questions that you guys might know the answers:

1. My page was slow to load using IE but for FF it is OK. Moving to VPS entry level in inmotion would help our site to load faster.?
2. The outbound email after users registration from my current hosting company it takes more than 10 minutes before it gets delivered to the users mail box. Same question, Moving to VPS entry level in inmotion would make the email be delivered alot faster?

Thanks and looking forward for any reply.

By: Keith

Keith — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 21:54:06 +0000

I switched to InMotion in 2010 after another web host (which shall remain nameless) sent me an email saying that they were upgrading the server that hosts my site. They told me not to make changes to the site during x number days which worked out well because I was on vacation then. About a week after the “upgrade”, I noticed the site wouldn’t work. It took me a month of calls and emails and online chats, and finally I just said “Screw it” and decided to try to get it working myself. I managed to get the site “up” only after discovering that this BAD HOST had improper DNS records. The host claimed that they were “baffled” as to why it wasn’t working. And then after I re-did the DNS and pointed everything to the right place, I get an email from tech support saying that nothing was wrong! Jerks! They blamed me for the problem, but I had never done a thing, and their emails before their upgrades SPECIFICALLY said not to make changes.

Frustrated by their incompetence, I switched to InMotion. Superb service. Within an hour I had everything working correctly. With regards to transferring your sites, they never offered to do this for me, although they told me that they could help and gave me very good instructions. I did have problems migrating my mySQL database, but it was a probably with the coding of my PHP and not with InMotion. From all the hosts that I spoke with while shopping around, not one of them would or could transfer your sites, at least not without some work on my end.

They’re a superb web host, and since then I have upgraded my account several times, have asked them questions, and they always provide great answers in a timely manner. I can’t imagine using anyone else.