Raul H R.

Looking at the type of behavior, I don't even feel like contacting customer service as mentioned as I see the whole situation as part of a scam. Today, after they requested all my personal information (including photographs of identification documents), and after verifying my account and collecting the amount from my bank, Worldremit sent me the attached email canceling the transaction and my account without providing a single specific explanation. I believe it's the first time in my life being treated like this. I see absolutely no reason to be involved in issues as I have had no problems whatsoever with any transactions. Unfortunately, I listened to a friend who recommended this service to me because it was more economical. On the other side, I have a very disappointed recipient who was relying on the process and expected the promised amount within the time frame. Now I have no choice but to pray that they actually refund the amount I sent. Please stay away from WorldRemit.

When I signed up with Bluehost, several years ago, it was a pretty reliable company. As time goes by, however, the quality has been gradually lost. Personally, I have a main website and a few AddOn domains. One of the subdomains (arantrufusa.com) is a sales site using eCommerce. Lately, I've been scratching my head because I get up to 10 downtime reports per day from that site. I have already contacted Bluehost about three or four times in the last month (I don't have time to check every single site on every occurrence but I assume it gets extensive to my other domains because they are all under the same IP). Generally, the representatives are friendly and respond relatively quickly. However, they seem to be trained to give encapsulated answers without actually reviewing the problem. Anyway, they have already told me several times that admins are going to check what is going on with the server but, so far, everything remains the same and worse. I believe it's time to try another provider.