As I'm sure you're aware, EIG has purchased Site5. However, your editorials still list Site5 as a good alternative to
Hostgator/EIG.
The service at Site5 might still be good, but there's a big risk that it won't stay that way. See
http://www.thewhir.com/web-hosting-n...ew-subscribers.
Quote:
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“We expect to manage these businesses at break‐even to marginally profitable for the rest of the year as we migrate their subscriber bases to our back end platform,” Ravichandran said in the earnings call. “Once on platform, we expect to reach favorable economics and adjusted EBITDA contribution consistent with our previous framework for realizing synergies from acquisitions.”
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I.e., EIG is planning to put Site5 customers on the same platform where
Hostgator et al. customers went.
Your editorials still claim that Site5 is a way to get away from EIG, but that's no longer true. At least put a note in there marking the change!
