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Dodgy Can't understand how this works. HostingAdvice.com have Bluehost as their Top Overall Host. Yet they score as very bad on Trustpilot. And I mean, VERY bad. I need to change to a cheaper but reliable host, and its a minefield. Just when you think you've found something that ticks all the boxes, you see a shead load of reasons not to go along with them. Is there ANY company out there who offers a 30 day trial without having to give them money up front?

Alittle easy alittle hard When I first used your website through Facebook, it was hard for me to navigate through the page. I tried finding the "next" button but only ended up clicking on ads. Ads are a big part of your website and it's understandable but it makes visiting the website a little distasteful.

Informative and Glitching When I stumble upon your site its usually because of Facebook. Something that catches my eye. Like today I came because of the 25 bizarre photos. It was very cool to see. But the problem i run across is it constantly glitches when I'm trying to read through the paragraphs. Makes it very irritating after awhile sending me back to facebook.

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