http://www.mailgun.com/ is another one, they are also good! We use them all the time.

Welcome to the forum!

Yep, having to covert the htaccess into something ngnix can read and then go deep into the ngnix config files to add in the converted lines is a pain in the arse!

I do that sometimes but I like to speak to them if they sound like they know what they are on about haha!

I don't always use this method, but I thought I would share! You don't have to use it no one does but it's there incase someone wants to!

Anyway I have a website using a certain method that has a Alexa rank of under 30,500 in 3 months, it's not hard! But like I said you don't have to use the method at all!

Yep, the only thing I hate about ngnix is that you can't use htaccess files which is highly annoying!

I have done that before, I also like ringing up support testing them too! If they don't pass my simple questions I go to someone else! Simple as haha.

I would say yes to have a live chat for a web hosting company, mainly sales as I want a quick answer and if I don't get one I normally look else where.

Apache is better for shared hosting and having tools, but with the great support team at RackSpace I wouldn't change back to apache in a hurry!

Thats why they are looking into allowing people to pay for goods or services via bitcoin, because its cheaper to accept bitcoin.

I used to work alongside PayPal directing clients to them, their fees are high, to get merchant rates like with WorldPay or SagePay you had to do around £60k every month which is stupid!

I have run into many problems with PayPal so I won't use it again!

No problem, I have had good success from them so I thought I would share!

We use Ngnix for our SaaS Frontend Servers I will never switch back to Apache, Our SaaS application is quite big so Ngnix does a neat job of getting it served fast!

Or if you really want to get some traffic to your site use this! http://alexaboostup.com/ I have used this quite a few times too and it has worked wonders.