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15 years I was with this company, until it was suddenly acquired by "HostPresto" or Enix Ltd.
Therefore the company no longer exists. It was very good.
All rather sudden and secretive. I wonder what happened.
Superb service. I've been with godsweb for more than 16 years and have also hosted websites on other website hosting providers - but I've moved all of my websites to them. 100% uptime, fantastic customer support and prices for really high end services that I could not find on some other web providers. This is by far the best and the service is first class. Highly recommended.
Would absolutely recommend not using this company. Their prices are appalling, their service isn't great, the customer service is awful, and they try to lock you in charging extortionate prices if you ever want to leave.
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