Web.com

I gave this company a try for online marketing (ads) for my law firm. It took them a while to get my information correct. Even when they did, I did not get any useful contacts from clients. There were maybe 5 or so phone calls and all but one were from robo-calls. And the only one that was not a robo-call was a hang up and we could never verify if it was a genuine call or not. I had to pay over $1500 for this. I will never use them again.

Your customer service was/is terrible and your email hosting absolutely sucks. I wish I knew before hand. Moreover your web page and logo makers are not all that good. You have billed me wrong and threaten to cancel my account only to find out you billed me erroneously

I want to thank Tyler and Erin at Web.com for helping me to pursue my dream. They both were very patient and listened to what I was saying and understood what I was trying to accomplish. They walked me through the entire process and explained things to me at a level I could understand. I could not have asked for better customer service. You have two excellent employees in Tyler and Erin and after speaking with them I knew that I had made the right decision in choosing Web.com.

I have waited for some weeks now, but I haven't heard about how the migration of my email forwarding and mailboxes that I talked to you about (on the live chat) is progressing. I would like to be able to see and manage all the forwards and mailboxes that I had for all of my domains when my account (lucidware) was on dotster.com. The example we looked at was grahamdotcom.com but I have other domains with dotster.com / web.com.

The migration from dotster.com to web.com does not seem to have completed yet. Are the engineers still working on it? Could you please update me with some progress? If there is a queue, where is my account or domains in the queue?
Thank you.

As an initial interview, this was a little rough. I'll wait to see how this works.
Just a note, small businesses come to you with a basic concept in mind, but may not really know what they want. Having data and content and graphics may not be in the bag yet, just an idea. We depend on your expertise and creativity to provide a framework to work in. I got a little frustrated with the 1 1/2-hour barrage of questions for which I really don't have answers to. If I had to say well, is there a site that you really like in how it is laid out and functions, I would say well yes; we really like how http://www.onefederalsolution.com/ looks and feels. Can we do something like this based on what we current have.
We know the website we currently use is not much and don't need to be told what is wrong with it, that is why we are coming to you to for help. Heck, if it was neat and fancy, we would not have bothered.

With my domain transfer needing to meet the time requirements you sent me regular emails until 2 days before the transfer was eligible for transfer and then sent me an email saying that my request timed out and I would have to "purchase" a new request. None of the links on that email directed me to valid web pages.

I am frustrated that I have paid so much money to design a mobile friendly website for our new business. After a month of back and forth trying to fix simple issues (a logo that is readable, and odd text wrapping), I am still no closer to my goal. I have submitted several revision requests, most of which have gone unanswered. Designer tells me that it is a known issue with their design software. What really gets me is that Web.com is soliciting more money from me for their "website analysis" to make my site mobile friendly-they gave it a score of 55. This business practice is offensive. I shouldn't have to spend more to get exactly what I asked for in the beginning. The software should be able to handle a mobile friendly site...to indicate that it can't is scummy marketing.

They contacted me at just the right time. I was in the process of creating my website myself and was really stressed out about how much time it was likely to take and the degree to which it would require skills and abilities that don't exactly fall within my list of strengths. Right now. I am thrilled that they are relieving me of having to develop the initial draft. Hopefully, I will be happy with it. I have generally found it easier to edit and improve a work product than to create it from scratch. I am also happy that I don't have to spend thousands of dollars upfront for the service.

I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with "Dicson Box" as of my last knowledge update in September 2021. It's possible that it's a newer development or a term that I'm not aware of. If you could provide more information or context, I'd be happy to help in any way I can.

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