We think it might now be CrystalHost or CrystalHosting.com
Companies owned by Crystalhost
"...does not maintain backup copies of Customer Web sites..." was the common googled phrase
from:
www.stylishwebs.com
www.bizland.com
www.powweb.com
www.freeportway.com
www.cwwnetserve.net
dotamerica.com
www.entryhost.com
www.netwayweb.net
www.usanethosting.com
www.onechoicehosting.com
www.ellisgs.com/hosting
www.accountsupport.com
www.comprotex.com
www.videospark.com
www.dysontech.com
www.fatcow-inc.com
www.hostdeal.com
https://www.travishosting.com (note the 's')
www.flvhosting.com
www.officenetcom.com
www.loovar.co.uk
www.dakotahost.net
oppenheimerhosting.com
www.mainstreamtech.co.uk
www.piyaga.com
www.2flv.com
www.hostyoursite.com
www.internetempower.com
www.readyhosting.com
https://stylishsecurity.com
www.hypermart.net
www.fatcow.com
www.bluedomino.com
www.ehost.com
www.freeyellow.com
www.fatpipeshosting.com
nwrks.com
forum.powweb.com
www.dotcanada.com
www.flvhost.com
So now you ask, "Who cares, and why are they all in one list?". The Answer: Because their Backup & Restore policies are IDENTICAL - which is fine, but unless they are violating copyright laws through rampant plagiarizing - unlikely - then they are (and in fact are) all one corporate umbrella. But the policy?
Answer:
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Backup / Restore
Identical, as in all other parts of any one of these companies' agreements. Also identical is engineering, Level 1 2 and 3 Tier support personnel and companies - all shifts. 1st shift is outsourced to India (what a surprise), 2nd shift is outsourced to a company in California, and 3rd shift happens to be handled by Purehost.com itself - for all of these companies - the corporate alliances have changed a bit from whence cam PureHost via SprintHost via DellHost (remember that nightmare?)
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Who owns Purehost.com ?
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Now, this moron (I'll call him/her "It" for now) is actually getting into the spirit of "How Dare You?", and I'm lovin' it. But, I'm only leaving Its "comment" up until Google closes Its account.
I would like to be able to edit my own comment, and add headers/intros or footers to other people's comments - that would clean things up nicely.\
The definition of menses is actually a length of time for the menstrual cycle, not a food source. This reminds me of the debate of the Star Wars 4 dialogue when Han Solo proclaims his ship made a measure of time when actually using a measure of distance; as in the parsec.
das: Did you ever wonder that your boss and Level 3 might be looking at your crap, too? Do you think they don't know who "das" is?
All I did here was dispute the boiler-plate approach to the web business and the policy of web site backups, a policy not followed by MOST Web Hosting companies. You should know this, as you work for PureHost.
Oh, das, btw yes, having a blog in fact does mean that I can say anything on it: as long as it is not violating U.S. libel law. Nothing I have published does this. As Google is a US company, Google must abide by Supreme Court ruling for blogs and bloggers' publishing rights. Your clever use of profanity is what will guarantee your account closure, so if I were you, I would refrain from its usage, or at least put an advisory disclaimer at the head of your comments. Oh, and I will pay for your trip out here to "kick my ass", all you have to do is make your profile public.
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