This was posted by rippr - this is showing the whole proof of PloxHost and the truth behind it (Not by me).
Time to start a rant, huh? Experience at PloxHost... from a fellow staff member.
Just before we start, I want to show you something.... something rather interesting....
This is a note from a fellow staff member (not me) who sent this to various people, who will not be stated. The letter starts like this:
"I'm am contacting you today about the possibility of any open positions within your company. I currently am the REDACTED at PloxHost and I'm looking to change companies."
He stated way more, and to note, if you're reading this, you're likely one of the best people in the market doing what you do right now.
Anyway, can anyone hinge on why him, and I both QUIT a company, which is sort of booming right now? Because it'll likely fail. The company has no promise, and I will state why, quite simply:
Most of the staff members are obsolete, with little to no help on anything.
Okay, so here we start. PloxHost, is a terrible company. It isn't registered from what I am aware, and from what the owner, Zack, told me. The company has no technical skills, to a point where the main owner once crashed/broke WHCMS six times (6) in one week. That's almost breaking it one time, every day. You know how fucked up that is? The owner, a 'website developer' from where he says, is a retard, along side his staff members. Organization isn't in his agenda, and neither is leadership. He doesn't discipline his staff, which is fucked up by me. We had a total of about 12 staff members, and when tickets came, no one ever replied ( I don't regularly do tickets. I'm backend ). BUT, HERES THE JOKE, WHEN SOMEONE DID REPLY, the replies were shit with little to no help:
Example A.) We had a client, which we will name Bryan. Bryan needs ultimate help with Bungeecord, and do you know what the issue is? They want to install a custom jar and connect the server to another one (Bungeecord) basically. Easy to do right? 5-20minutes, MAXIMUM. So our manager (MANAGER, yes.) decided to tell them he will help. Guess what? He didn't. The customers, ended up, waiting over 8-10hours, for this, and guess who did it? The fucking sys-guy. Why? Because our manager, said, he didn't want to help them @ the moment, so he left, and had a ten hour long break.
I can go on with examples. I can probably bring up like three more off the top of my mind, such the time when one of our daemons went down, people contacted us, and our staff members replied, but didn't tell anyone like me. GET THE FUCKING INCONGRUENCE here? The daemon is down, I'm not aware. I don't work with clients. So, the ones who are aware never say a thing, leaving the daemon down.
Look, PloxHost has shit hardware, but at a decent price, which evens it out. You get what you pay for, and it's an actual expression because it works in most scenarios. But, at this point, Plox has a terrible support team, and I mean, level A trash. At a point where the staff don't even give a single shit for any one except themselves. I have to say, while Mark was not the most intelligent person, he was, indeed, the one who only fucking replied to most tickets.
PloxHost is bad, and if you want decent experience, I suggest going with anything else other than them. I've worked at multiple other companies, and PloxHost has been the worst, on such a big level. I'm tired of covering saying Plox is an alright/good host, I was done fixing Zacks screw ups, and I'm done with anything related to Plox. I wouldn't recommend them to a sole. OH, ALSO, I'd like to note. You know that downtime that Plox had, a total about 3-4 day downtime, without notice, without WHCMS, etc? The downtime which was about 1-2 weeks ago? Do you know? Not because we WERE SWITCHING HARDWARE (we did though), but mainly because Zack fucked WHCMS/Multicraft from the get-go so hard, that it was practically broken. Most functions were broke, the only thing that worked was the payment processor, and setups were not even automatic. As of right now, their MySQL database is broken, which they think is because of a, quote on quote: SQL worm, which is something that... I don't know... sounds fucking stupid? I could leak PloxHost dedicated server passwords, webnode passwords, etc, because they aren't careful enough to change, but I won't. Because I don't roll like that. I don't recommend Plox and I never will. (Stated again so you know I'm serious.)
Do note, Zack steals taxes. He isn't a registered business, Plox isn't a registered business. He shouldn't be accepting taxes, at all. AGAIN, don't use Plox.
I could go on and on, but I think it's time to stop. It's a bad host. It's a bad 'COMPANY' if you can call an unregistered one a company, and it has overall bad support.
TL;DR - PloxHost steals taxes, screwed from inside out. They're extremely bad, terrible support, etc. They're right now deleting half of WHCMS, etc because they don't know how to copy an SQL database over (lol) to a new one.
Just before we start, I want to show you something.... something rather interesting....
This is a note from a fellow staff member (not me) who sent this to various people, who will not be stated. The letter starts like this:
"I'm am contacting you today about the possibility of any open positions within your company. I currently am the REDACTED at PloxHost and I'm looking to change companies."
He stated way more, and to note, if you're reading this, you're likely one of the best people in the market doing what you do right now.
Anyway, can anyone hinge on why him, and I both QUIT a company, which is sort of booming right now? Because it'll likely fail. The company has no promise, and I will state why, quite simply:
Most of the staff members are obsolete, with little to no help on anything.
Okay, so here we start. PloxHost, is a terrible company. It isn't registered from what I am aware, and from what the owner, Zack, told me. The company has no technical skills, to a point where the main owner once crashed/broke WHCMS six times (6) in one week. That's almost breaking it one time, every day. You know how fucked up that is? The owner, a 'website developer' from where he says, is a retard, along side his staff members. Organization isn't in his agenda, and neither is leadership. He doesn't discipline his staff, which is fucked up by me. We had a total of about 12 staff members, and when tickets came, no one ever replied ( I don't regularly do tickets. I'm backend ). BUT, HERES THE JOKE, WHEN SOMEONE DID REPLY, the replies were shit with little to no help:
Example A.) We had a client, which we will name Bryan. Bryan needs ultimate help with Bungeecord, and do you know what the issue is? They want to install a custom jar and connect the server to another one (Bungeecord) basically. Easy to do right? 5-20minutes, MAXIMUM. So our manager (MANAGER, yes.) decided to tell them he will help. Guess what? He didn't. The customers, ended up, waiting over 8-10hours, for this, and guess who did it? The fucking sys-guy. Why? Because our manager, said, he didn't want to help them @ the moment, so he left, and had a ten hour long break.
I can go on with examples. I can probably bring up like three more off the top of my mind, such the time when one of our daemons went down, people contacted us, and our staff members replied, but didn't tell anyone like me. GET THE FUCKING INCONGRUENCE here? The daemon is down, I'm not aware. I don't work with clients. So, the ones who are aware never say a thing, leaving the daemon down.
Look, PloxHost has shit hardware, but at a decent price, which evens it out. You get what you pay for, and it's an actual expression because it works in most scenarios. But, at this point, Plox has a terrible support team, and I mean, level A trash. At a point where the staff don't even give a single shit for any one except themselves. I have to say, while Mark was not the most intelligent person, he was, indeed, the one who only fucking replied to most tickets.
PloxHost is bad, and if you want decent experience, I suggest going with anything else other than them. I've worked at multiple other companies, and PloxHost has been the worst, on such a big level. I'm tired of covering saying Plox is an alright/good host, I was done fixing Zacks screw ups, and I'm done with anything related to Plox. I wouldn't recommend them to a sole. OH, ALSO, I'd like to note. You know that downtime that Plox had, a total about 3-4 day downtime, without notice, without WHCMS, etc? The downtime which was about 1-2 weeks ago? Do you know? Not because we WERE SWITCHING HARDWARE (we did though), but mainly because Zack fucked WHCMS/Multicraft from the get-go so hard, that it was practically broken. Most functions were broke, the only thing that worked was the payment processor, and setups were not even automatic. As of right now, their MySQL database is broken, which they think is because of a, quote on quote: SQL worm, which is something that... I don't know... sounds fucking stupid? I could leak PloxHost dedicated server passwords, webnode passwords, etc, because they aren't careful enough to change, but I won't. Because I don't roll like that. I don't recommend Plox and I never will. (Stated again so you know I'm serious.)
Do note, Zack steals taxes. He isn't a registered business, Plox isn't a registered business. He shouldn't be accepting taxes, at all. AGAIN, don't use Plox.
I could go on and on, but I think it's time to stop. It's a bad host. It's a bad 'COMPANY' if you can call an unregistered one a company, and it has overall bad support.
TL;DR - PloxHost steals taxes, screwed from inside out. They're extremely bad, terrible support, etc. They're right now deleting half of WHCMS, etc because they don't know how to copy an SQL database over (lol) to a new one.
Thanks for reading.
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Banned forever. Reason: Scamming (https://builtbybit.com/threads/titanic-dzzy-scam-report.613005/)
how do you know? this is legit your first message 
