Myriad Network
Hosting Offered: VPS Hosting
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Myriad Network Interview
We asked each host on our database the same 10 questions:
Where are your servers located (Geographically)?
Virginia.
What is your average support ticket response time?
All tickets are answered within 24 hours. The quickest times, however, are usually between 9am and 2-3am. Then, response time hovers around 5 to 10 minutes.
Do your support staff work at the datacenter, or remotely?
Both.
What is your average monthly uptime percentage (i.e. 99.9%)?
We strive for 100%, and barring any serious issue, reach it.
How do you communicate downtime, outages & hardware issues with your customers?
Via our customer forums; customers may also have the forums email them with updates.
How well do you handle Traffic Spikes (i.e. Digg.com)? Do you have measures to accommodate this or do you make the site unavailable?
As long as a site is both;
A) Not causing stability issues and
B) Within its monthly bandwidth allotted for the month
…then there is no issue at all.
What measures do you have in place to help users scale their hosting needs with demand?
You’re always able to bump up a package, or, able to purchase disk space and bandwidth separately.
On a Shared Node or VPS Node how many users do you tend to allow?
While we cannot give out exact numbers, I can say with complete honesty that our servers are never overloaded, and there’s always plenty of resources to go around.
Some hosts offer Burst RAM & others prefer just to offer Guaranteed. Which solution do you offer & why?
We offer burst RAM and a set amount based on which VDS package you purchase. We find this solution works best in a shared environment.
4 Reviews of Myriad Network Web Hosting
Biggest piece of SH*T hosting provider. Avoid at all costs. Sites have been down for extensive periods of time with noone on the other end to provide support. Myriad network is the worst company on earth. |
One of the most unresponsive support teams in the business. |
You “think it may have been Jeff”? Your review lacks credibility for a number of reasons (inaccurate information, plugging a competitor). Thank you for attacking my character while not even being sure you were referring to the correct person. Just another fake review by a disgruntled ex customer I suppose. P.S. I have no interest in defending Myriad Network. Just read all the reviews about the company now. |
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I was with Myriad Network for a couple of years. They were friendly and helpful during the sales process, but once a customer, they became cranky, sarcastic and unhelpful. I didn’t ask very many questions, but when I did, their standard reply was to read the “welcome email” (whether or not the answer was actually in there). There’s only a few people who work there, much of the time it’s the two brothers. One time I called in and found out that the man (I think it may have been Jeff) was a real hothead and he was quick to make it into a shouting match. I had problems uploading from a Mac using Dreamweaver and their suggestion was for me to go buy an FTP program rather than trying to find out what the problem was. It’s kind of useless using a host where you have frequent uploading problems.
If you’d like to experience frustration and waste your money, then go ahead and sign up with them. Otherwise, there are plenty of other good hosting companies. I left Myriad Networks and went with one of the larger hosting companies over a year ago and have been very pleased. True, these bigger companies “eat up the competition” but they have much better and friendlier support. Their prices are great and so is the uptime. No problems uploading websites either.