What version of PHP does yahoo use for its small business web site hosting?
Question: it says on their adds that they use PHP v4 but there is no way of contacting them to ask if they have upgraded to PHP v5. Kind of an important thing to know if you are thinking about hosting with them. Kinda bad business to not have a way for potential customers to contact you and ask you questions about the service you provide. I would expect better from Yahoo, they have been on the internet for a while. you would think that they would know that customer service is first.
Anyway. What version of PHP do they use for their web hosting small business account???!!?
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You got it right. What kind of business do not allow us to contact them, even for presale… can you imagine how the customer support would be like? Why bother looking for the PHP version if they don’t bother letting us the peace of mind to talk to them.
Well, Yahoo should stick to what they do best, doing search engine stuff. I made the mistake to register a domain with them too. I would advise you not to go with them.
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