So, let me see if I understand. This is a hosting company that had (foolishly) some kind of unlimited plan, and when people actually did use boatloads of resources they turned them off without warning? No throttling, nothing?
What's worse is that most of the podcasts that make their home in the network Scott runs are technology/gaming focused. So his audience is the exact target audience that a company like Bluehost should be catering and advertising to.
This would have been a perfect opportunity to work out some sort of sponsorship deal and they could have ended up benefiting from their customer's success!
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 23.3 ms ] threadWell. That could have gone better, eh?
This would have been a perfect opportunity to work out some sort of sponsorship deal and they could have ended up benefiting from their customer's success!