ExtremeRyno wrote:
> What I learned from that experience and another exactly like it at
> another host is that the host DOES change your code. They may not
> admit it if you call, but if you read their fine print they have
> permission to do so.
Which is why my upcoming site is located on an major "adult" host. Yes
they cost more than a regular host but they do not alter your site and
state so in the contract. They also have extremely good and fast
technical service and as close to zero downtime as you can get.
I have seen "regular" hosting companies steal entire sites once they
became successful, escalate prices claiming larger bandwidth usage then
possible and a variety of other nasty practices so I will go with a
secure reliable company rather than risk my business with a less
reliable company.
cat
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