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Aplus.net offers solid hosting value for individuals and small businesses, backed by excellent customer support. But the company earns poor marks for the weak tools it dresses up and packs into the Control Panel. This reliable hosting company would do well to fully examine its offerings and enhance or ditch dated features, update old information and fix broken links and other small but annoying glitches.

We reviewed Aplus.net's most popular Unix hosting plan - Solo XR. For $9.95 a month, Solo XR subscribers get 1100MB of storage, 45GB of monthly transfer and 400 email addresses. (more...)

Our Rating: 2 / 5   User Rating: 2.5 / 5 (57 votes )

Web Hosting Plans:

Plan Name	Price / mo.	Space	Transfer / mo.	Admin	Platform
Solo	$5.95	0.3 GB	25 GB	Custom	Linux
Solo XR	$9.95	12 GB	500 GB	Custom	Linux	Review
Pro	$19.95	15 GB	600 GB	Custom	Linux
ePro	$34.95	20 GB	600 GB	Custom	Linux
Primo	$9.95	0.5 GB	40 GB	Custom	Windows
Primo XR	$19.95	1 GB	45 GB	Custom	Windows
Proxima	$29.95	2 GB	75 GB	Custom	Windows
Maxima	$49.95	3 GB	100 GB	Custom	Windows

User Comments:

Posted by DAVID. M on Apr 18, 2006 | Post a Comment | Read All 5 Comments

This is not a reputable company. We had purchased a domain name through them. They sent us an e-mail stating that we have our domain name with two years from date to date. The next day someone from their sales department called our office and wanterd to know what plans we had for our domain. They wanted us to buy their web hosting and marketing program.

11 days later, they e-mailed us stating that the domain name was taken and that we needed to secure another name. When comfronted with the situation , they lied and gave us every excuse possible.

They stated that we never purchased the domain through them, then stating that they never recieved our credit card. We called our credit card company and went through all transactions on the date in question. The CCC stated that APLUS.NET secured the funds on that date and that they released the funds to their account. Later they unsecured and sent the payment back. Obviously they lied about not receiving the card and about not even purchasing the domain through their company. The day before they secured our domain, someone else purchased the domain. What are the odds of that. Very unlikely.

It appears that something smells in San Diego California. It's APLUS.NET.

This is not a company to be trusted.

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