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Hostgator is down again: Paypal problem?

by Adie
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My Paypal email is hosted with hostgator and it is down again. can I still receive payment?

Thanks
#hostgator #paypal #problem
  • Profile picture of the author Marketing Cheetah
    ofcourse you can. I am not sure if you will receive the email of payment received. But you will surely receive the payment. It has nothing to do with hostgator.
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  • Profile picture of the author nykn43866
    Yup, it will still go through fine, you just won't receive the email until it is back up, but if you log into your paypal account everything will be fine, no worries
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  • Profile picture of the author Adie
    Thank you.. Hostgator really sucking a lot these days...I'll transfer my main out when they're back...
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  • Profile picture of the author nykn43866
    Yea I've had a lot of similar problems recently with JustHost... I don't understand it
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  • Profile picture of the author Marketing Cheetah
    Hostgator is the only host which never created problems for me
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    • Profile picture of the author Adie
      Originally Posted by Marketing Cheetah View Post

      Hostgator is the only host which never created problems for me
      For real? LOL

      I sent email to support telling them that the server is down according to alertra.com. Support responded telling me he can access alertra.com without any problem
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      • Profile picture of the author Marketing Cheetah
        Originally Posted by Adie View Post

        For real? LOL

        I sent email to support telling them that the server is down according to alertra.com. Support responded telling me he can access alertra.com without any problem
        LOL. That is funny. Get with them in chat and choose "Technical Support". They are good
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  • Profile picture of the author pdrs
    Hostmonster has been sucking for me lately
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  • Profile picture of the author Jake Gray
    All payments are through PayPal itself, so don't worry about
    not receiving your payments. PayPal only sends notifications
    through your email.

    Jake
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  • Profile picture of the author Lisa Gergets
    Definitely go for the live chat - they are awesome in live chat, but in my experience, not so much with the email support.
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  • Profile picture of the author SageSound
    Hostgator has hundreds of servers and probably tens of thousands of accounts. On any given day, I'm sure there are a few servers having problems and hundreds of accounts.

    If you have any sort of shared hosting -- meaning you don't have a dedicated server -- then there's always the possibility that someone else on your server can do something that will cause it to implode.

    It's not Hostgator's fault; it can happen anywhere.

    It's like having some idiot rent the house behind you and he plays his stereo 24/7 and is always having fights with his friends in the back yard. You can't blame the city. It's just the luck-of-the-draw.

    If you want to ensure your neighbors don't create problems for you, then get a dedicated server. (A VPS is *NOT* a dedicated server! It's LOOKS like one, but they put a dozen or so VPS accounts on a single SHARED server. So you can STILL have unruly neighbors.)

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