Jamroom Hosting - looking for a few beta testers
Jamroom Hosting
Hey Sturmelia, thanks for your input.
Hey Paul, thanks for the response. I'm gunshy now after what happened with Arvixe. But you're right. If the lower package can simply be upgraded, that will be the way to go for me. I just want to make sure it performs well. And since I apparently can't get Jamroom to run on my current hosting, I don't want a third try to bomb too. I'm still waiting on iPage support to respond, but I expect them to tell me that they won't change the Apache setting that I need, because it's a shared server.
So, if I decide to go with Jamroom hosting, will I get a copy of Jamroom that is installed and ready to run? I don't have a site to move. But, I will have to make a DNS entry since my regular hosting manages my site registrations--assuming you guys won't be handling that at least for now based on Brian's response above to Strumelia.
Ah heck, I'm tired of stumbling around with this. If full support for hosting and Jamroom is included with the hosting package, then Brian already has my current host logon and password that I emailed to him last week. We won't need to move a site, but will need a DNS entry. You can set me up on the first level of hosting, and you can upload Jamroom to it, or I think I've had plenty of practice with that now. And, you can set the DNS entry, or I can do that if you give it to me. Let's roll! I'll know in just a few months as to whether my site is going to work out or not, and for all the modules I want to install, it will take me about 5 months to catch up with what it would cost otherwise. If it works, I will want to have the better hosting you provide, and if it doesnt' fly, then I can turn it off later. Of course this is depending on what kind of packages you turn out to offer. Right now, I see this as a month-to-month deal--haven't seen anything about annual hosting packages. Is that correct?