freeola.com

Problems with Freeola support. They are un-willing to look at anything coming up with a server error and simply send you away to look at their web pages - yet again. You are paying for this web space, so don't be fooled that it is a free service, and they should support this properly. Other issues, won't give you telnet connection instructions (the FTP ones don't work) and they won't confirm whether you should be able to use telnet yes or no. Just again - look at our web site. Price creeps up if you want to use this from anywhere, another £3. All adds ...

I have only joined www.Freeola.com recently but I am so glad I did, I have left Aol where you can spend half your life in a phone queuing system waiting to talk to there support staff. I have phoned Freeola's support staff loads already so that I can host my website on my new domain name and I haven't had to queue once. The migration from Aol to Freeola was dead easy and I'm now on a 2MB connection, its the 30/300 GB option which I took and it looks the best deal at the moment. This options is basically unlimited downloads, I just set any big downloads going in off-peak times i.e. over night or at the weekend. Freeola also has £10 off all there ...

Seems like I may just have been unlucky, but my experience with freeola (and getdotted.com, it's domain registering sibling) was one of the worst I have ever experienced. I registered a domain name with them which was to be used for the campaign to get broadband introduced to our local exchange. Since this was to be a short term thing, the Freeola offering was fantastic. They DO offer cheap domain name registration, and the hosting is free, so maybe I was expecting too much. Anyway the whole setup went smoothly. it is very easy to register the domain name via getdotted.com, and then you register with Freeola, and let them know what domain you ...