JPStream negativo revisión #29006 por spam.sucks.01@g... en sep 2014
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Level 9, Ariake Frontier Building Tower B, 3-1-25 Ariake, Koto-k
Tokyo , 135-0063 JP
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Good if you don't need support
It's relatively cheap and has cPanel. Especially the domain, compared with prices back home.
As long as things run smoothly, you are fine. If you need technical support, you are stuck.
Either they don't speak English or pretend not to, who knows. Other reviewers say they do, so I guess they chose not to with me. Typical answer: "The problem is on your side."
Worse: when you try to move on, they won't let you. Say you have to prove you own the domain you registered through them! The proof is some password they never sent you.
Where I come from we call this blackmail.
To keep a long story short: Since I don't accept blackmail, I lost my .jp domain. Had to use an alternate .net and wait for almost a year until the ,jp domain was available again.
Piece of advice: Register the .jp domain in your home country, even if it's much more expensive. Do just hosting in Japan, if you have to.
After this experience I decided to host in the USA only.
Hope you don't have the same experience, but if you do, don't say you weren't warned.
It's relatively cheap and has cPanel. Especially the domain, compared with prices back home.
As long as things run smoothly, you are fine. If you need technical support, you are stuck.
Either they don't speak English or pretend not to, who knows. Other reviewers say they do, so I guess they chose not to with me. Typical answer: "The problem is on your side."
Worse: when you try to move on, they won't let you. Say you have to prove you own the domain you registered through them! The proof is some password they never sent you.
Where I come from we call this blackmail.
To keep a long story short: Since I don't accept blackmail, I lost my .jp domain. Had to use an alternate .net and wait for almost a year until the ,jp domain was available again.
Piece of advice: Register the .jp domain in your home country, even if it's much more expensive. Do just hosting in Japan, if you have to.
After this experience I decided to host in the USA only.
Hope you don't have the same experience, but if you do, don't say you weren't warned.
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