How do I find out who is hosting her website so we can cancel the services?

I’m an artist (not a coder) and I’ve done web design via Wix for friends and family (actually won an international award for best music website for the band I was in). My mom is a doctor and wants me to take over her website. She’s been paying some company $300/month and she has just a simple website with no services or e-commerce so this is way overpriced. She is a boomer and is not computer literate and has no idea how or where it was set up. She has no idea who she is paying, just knows that it keeps being charged to her card. All I know is it says 2023 on the bottom of the site. And we think that the registration is with godaddy but we’re having a hard time getting access to her account.

Wordpress is extremely insecure and requires constant maintenance, whereas you can get pretty much the same site with Blogger or with similar platforms if you know XML. The only difference is that you have to build your own widgets. Sure every platform has slightly different markup but it's not that different.

Some sites don't even need all that and should just be static HTML.

Hello! I’m not sure if this is the best page for this but I need help on figuring out the best email hosting for a client. It is a super small business, they have a custom domain and need like max 5 emails (each for someone else with their own login).

I have seen Zoho Mail and Purelymail.

Purelymail looks honestly pretty good but want some help from others who might know more.

They use GHL and want to make their website within GHL (not sure if that is honestly the best/possible)

I'm on the lookout for UK hosting that has Patchstack protection included with it.

I know Krystal do offer this with their managed WP hosting, and I'm sure Zume do too with their managed WP hosting.

I was wondering if anyone has come across any other provider that offers it?

Monthly Budget: not an issue

Sites: Wordpress

Location: UK

I am beyond furious right now. I created 2 OVH accounts a while back. I literally NEVER used them. No resources added, no projects created, nothing. Zero usage.

I decided to just close them to keep things clean, but guess what? You CANNOT close your account on OVH.

Apparently, OVH automatically assigned random services/projects to my unused accounts (like vRacks and Public Cloud projects) without notifying me, and now their broken system blocks account deletion because of "active services."

I’ve been stuck in support ticket hell for OVER TWO WEEKS trying to get these accounts wiped under GDPR.

Here is the circus I've been dealing with:

• Canceling a basic service takes 7 DAYS?? Support told me a vRack service had to be canceled first and that it takes a full week just to delete. What year is this?!
• Their UI is completely broken. The GDPR deletion page threw errors, and the system kept telling me to manual-delete things that I couldn't even delete through their manager interface.
• Their support agents give conflicting advice. One tells me to click links to delete Public Cloud projects, another says they'll delete it manually, another tells me to wait a couple of weeks for a "specialized team" to step in.
• THE ULTIMATE JOKE: Today I finally get an automated message saying: "Unfortunately, despite our efforts, we are unable to delete your account at this time. It looks like some actions are still in progress and blocking its deletion..."

ARE YOU KIDDING ME? The actual owners and developers of the platform cannot delete an unused account from their OWN system due to "technical issues"?! They literally built the system and claim they are powerless to delete user data!

They clearly don't give a damn about GDPR or basic customer support. I have deleted every possible service, settled $0 invoices, answered every ticket, and I am still stuck in a loop of copy-pasted support templates and automated rejection emails.

Has anyone actually managed to force OVH to close an account, or do I need to go straight to a Data Protection Authority (DPA) complaint at this point?

I'm working with a company who is using Skyline Domains as their registrar. It looks to be one of many companies owned by Dreamscape that will be merged with Crazy Domains eventually (even the SSL on their site is broken - skylinedomains dot com dot au).

We bought a domain for them in our Route 53 and transferred it to their Skyline account on July 10, and AWS says the transfer was successful. Whois says the registrar is Dreamscape and straight up says the registrar URL is crazydomains dot com. But twelve days later the domain is still saying "Transfer In" and cannot be edited in any way - we need to update the name servers before the 31st.

I filled out their website's contact form on Monday and didn't hear back, and I think I just worked out why - sending an email to their listed contact email bounces because their MX record has been deleted. And their phone number is gone too. Google's barely heard of them. I tried in vain to login to Crazy Domains with their login details hoping it was a shared shopfront situation but no luck.

So... who do I contact and how? Do I try Dreamscape/NewFold, or whoever owns their owners now?

EDIT: I've sent an email to Dreamscape General Support asking for Skyline contact/help, I'll let you know if I hear anything.

EDIT2: Apparently they don't offer email support at all - "Please note any emails or replies to this email address are not monitored and will not be responded to. To get the fastest response and streamline the process, we recommend using our "Contact Us" page, live chat, or phone support options through Crazy Domains"

I have a small website in Astro that i reciently created and i was wondering, since i was taking this so seriously i should buy a domain instead of using Vercel, Github or any other free alternative. I searched a little bit and found a bundle of 3 years of hosting and 2 years with a custom mail for around 60 USD. But since im new to this i want to deep dive into this and find more options. I was hoping that you people could give some options, cheaper or not so, it doesnt matter.