Fred C.

000webhost will tell you that your site violated their terms of service, and they will delete it. They said my site had too much traffic, and that is not possible. I had a simple financial information site that rarely got more than a couple hits a day. To keep your site from being deleted, they want you to either start paying or send them personal government ID information. You have only 2 weeks to comply. If they were honest, they would just deactivate the site until the end of the month if it goes over the traffic limit. Deleting it is ridiculous, and it is an obvious money grab. This is not worth the hassle.

I booked a SPECIFIC hotel with Hotwire under the "Hotels" tab (not the "Hot Rate Hotels" tab). After I paid, Hotwire switched the reservation to a different hotel. I immediately called customer service, and they refused to switch the reservation to the original hotel I specified or cancel the reservation.

With Hotwire, THEIR technical glitches become YOUR problem.