M6.net Reviews
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Jun 26, 2009 by Fred (n/a)
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to this review here Their hosting services are the best value for the price. I don't think you will find a cheaper price then there's. To host 10 websites under $20 per month, what more can you ask? Plus their bandwidth restrictions are quite high.
If you are serious about reliability and availability then stop being so cheap and pony up the cash (ie go out to discountasp.net and pay $15/month for 1 website) and quite your complaining. Most sites that are hosted at m6.net are non critical websites meaning that they are primarily hobby websites or websites that can afford to be down for 1/2 hour to an hour. If you are a reseller and can't afford to be down, then go for a more expensive hosting company. For me, I've been with m6.net for over 2 years and so far they have NOT been as incompetent as some of the reviewers here claim them to be. Yes, expect a 1 day turnaround for any support issues raised. But once the site is setup and configured, it usually is okay. I host 10 websites and none of my clients have ever complained about availability. Well, maybe I'm one of the luckier customers
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Mr Edwards Said,
M6.NET don't advertise themselves to be for hobbyist. They offer a variety of packages aimed at the end business. They promise a high level of server uptime, and a lot of extras for business do come at a price. Which I have paid. But their service level agreement is false. Anyone who pays for hosting should not expect a lot of downtime as standard. It great that you have not experience any problems with your sites, but a lot of us who are not amateurs, and use M6's databases & other paid for tools do have a lot of issues. If you believe M6.NET is for amateur sites then you agree with the majority of us on this review site and M6.NET needs to stop passing itself off as a legit professional hosting site for the business sector.
Jul 28, 2011 @ 08:16
This is a silly review. I quote..."Most sites that are hosted at m6.net are non critical websites meaning that they are primarily hobby websites or websites that can afford to be down for 1/2 hour to an hour. If you are a reseller and can't afford to be down, then go for a more expensive hosting company."M6.NET don't advertise themselves to be for hobbyist. They offer a variety of packages aimed at the end business. They promise a high level of server uptime, and a lot of extras for business do come at a price. Which I have paid. But their service level agreement is false. Anyone who pays for hosting should not expect a lot of downtime as standard. It great that you have not experience any problems with your sites, but a lot of us who are not amateurs, and use M6's databases & other paid for tools do have a lot of issues. If you believe M6.NET is for amateur sites then you agree with the majority of us on this review site and M6.NET needs to stop passing itself off as a legit professional hosting site for the business sector.