Comments on: Yahoo Hosting http://www.robbymorton.com/archives/yahoo-hosting/ My Personal Blog Wed, 13 May 2009 01:28:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Robby http://www.robbymorton.com/archives/yahoo-hosting/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Robby Wed, 13 May 2009 01:28:45 +0000 http://robbymorton.com/?p=128#comment-8 Ya, I was reading your post a while back looking for other people that have had similar problems. I have actually found quite a few. My main problem was raising the domain prices to $35 when everyone else is still at $10 and GoDaddy makes it so easy transfer your domains around and fast DNS updates, why would anybody pay that. My second problem was switching to a real site builder. I just downloaded the site to Dreamweaver and when I needed to make small changes I just edited the code cause it doesn't look right in design mode it puts everything in the top left corner. So I just made a new template (CSS finally) and rebuilt a couple pages a day. Ya, I was reading your post a while back looking for other people that have had similar problems. I have actually found quite a few.
My main problem was raising the domain prices to $35 when everyone else is still at $10 and GoDaddy makes it so easy transfer your domains around and fast DNS updates, why would anybody pay that.
My second problem was switching to a real site builder. I just downloaded the site to Dreamweaver and when I needed to make small changes I just edited the code cause it doesn’t look right in design mode it puts everything in the top left corner. So I just made a new template (CSS finally) and rebuilt a couple pages a day.

]]> By: Andrew Davis http://www.robbymorton.com/archives/yahoo-hosting/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Andrew Davis Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:32:20 +0000 http://robbymorton.com/?p=128#comment-7 Ahh yes, I just realized that you left me a post on my Blog :P I actually started off using software Building software, but turned to learning HMTL myself eventually (not with yahoo). But I understand what you are saying... Yahoo builds your website in a way, that it is not easily changeable to HTML format. Then you are forced to stick with using Yahoo, if you don't want to re-write all of your information. This is very bad. There SiteBuilder should support Dynamic interchange from Easy Builder Mode, to RAW HTML. What I would suggest, is to load your website page (how real visitors would see it), then "Right Click" on the page, and "View Page Source". You should be able to retrieve your HTML code, where it can then be used with Dreamweaver or other software, or altered by yourself. Thanks again for sharing your experiences with the Public. All the best to you and Good luck in your success with everything! I'll just keep promoting my blog to make more people aware of the situation with Yahoo, so that more people won't get caught in this dirty trick like we did. -Andrew Davis Ahh yes,
I just realized that you left me a post on my Blog :P

I actually started off using software Building software, but turned to learning HMTL myself eventually (not with yahoo).

But I understand what you are saying…
Yahoo builds your website in a way, that it is not easily changeable to HTML format.
Then you are forced to stick with using Yahoo, if you don’t want to re-write all of your information.

This is very bad.
There SiteBuilder should support Dynamic interchange from Easy Builder Mode, to RAW HTML.

What I would suggest, is to load your website page (how real visitors would see it),
then “Right Click” on the page, and “View Page Source”.

You should be able to retrieve your HTML code, where it can then be used with Dreamweaver or other software, or altered by yourself.

Thanks again for sharing your experiences with the Public.
All the best to you and Good luck in your success with everything!

I’ll just keep promoting my blog to make more people aware of the situation with Yahoo,
so that more people won’t get caught in this dirty trick like we did.

-Andrew Davis

]]> By: Andrew Davis http://www.robbymorton.com/archives/yahoo-hosting/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Andrew Davis Mon, 16 Mar 2009 20:52:55 +0000 http://robbymorton.com/?p=128#comment-6 Hi Robby Morton, I am also a Customer of Yahoo, I was scammed out of my money with their Small Business Program. It is the same thing you described above! Yahoo pulled a sort of "Bait and Switch" on thousands of unsuspecting customers, forcing them to pay over 350% of the Fees that they signed and agreed to pay for. $10 to $35 USD I made a Blog about the story, it's Located here: http://yahoo-fraud.epsilonx5.com/?p=1 I hope to make more people aware of Yahoo's dishonest methods of Business. I think we need to bring these story's to the surface, I won't let them get away with what I think is Fraud. Thanks allot for your useful post. -Andrew Hi Robby Morton,

I am also a Customer of Yahoo,
I was scammed out of my money with their Small Business Program.
It is the same thing you described above!

Yahoo pulled a sort of “Bait and Switch” on thousands of unsuspecting customers, forcing them to pay over 350% of the Fees that they signed and agreed to pay for.
$10 to $35 USD

I made a Blog about the story, it’s Located here:
http://yahoo-fraud.epsilonx5.com/?p=1

I hope to make more people aware of Yahoo’s dishonest methods of Business.

I think we need to bring these story’s to the surface,
I won’t let them get away with what I think is Fraud.

Thanks allot for your useful post.
-Andrew

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