Biohost - what's going on?
As of this writing (June 6th) my seedbox has been unavailable for over 5 weeks. I have had no response to the ticket I have open, emails to the contact addresses bounce and the live online help is never available.
I have had a generic email from Mike (the previous owner, now apparently back) to which I have replied. That reply didn't bounce at least, but there's been no response yet. (To be fair, his inbox probably exploded with the number of replies he received).
I tried posting to the Facebook page, calling BioHost out on the lack of service, but my posts were deleted within a few minutes and I was blocked from posting again.
I have tried contacting them via their Twitter account - again with no response.
I will say that the service I had from BioHost was OK (after a few teething issues, which were sorted out fairly quickly), but it went from OK to non-existent once the new owners took over. Since then, BioHost has become, not to put too fine a point on it, crap.
(On the subject of the new ownership - I only found out about it some time after it had happened, via an email about the seemingly endless problems and issues which had become standard by then, which mentioned it in passing.)
I don't want a refund (yet) - all I want is the rest of the 6 months service I paid for. If that isn't possible, or forthcoming, then I will be pursuing a refund for the unsupplied portion of the service.
From reading the posts here, along with Mike's replies, it seems that he likes to call anyone who criticises him or BioHost a liar/scammer/fraudster. I don't believe that the lack of service is his fault, as he wasn't the owner at the time. However I paid him for the service in the beginning, and he has stated that he has taken back responsibility for it now, so I expect him to put things right.
At the least, some communication with the customers would ease a lot of the tension and anger among us. It doesn't have to be individual - even an update message on the site evry few days letting us know what's happening would go a long way towards undoing some of the damage by letting us know that something is actually happening. At the moment all we have is a lot of promises and no visible action, which is what we've been getting for months now from the other management.
So, Mike, can you answer the question in my subject line please?