Not long ago I went to log in to my web hosting account  and kept getting told that my user name and password were no good.

Well, we've all been there, I mean these days my password file is bigger than my little black book was when I was single. Hey, it's the truth we are all totally caught up in this super fast paced digital age. Don't even try and tell me that you've never woke up at 3am to go to the bathroom and snuck over to check your emails before you got back in bed.

So, anyway after 5 or 6 login attempts I copied and pasted it right from my password file and I got back an error message that read:  A problem exists between the keyboard and the chair, please remove problem.

And while I kinda like having a web hosting company with a sense of humor I was not in the mood after half a dozen failed attempts. This mind you was not the first challenge I had with this same web host, actually it was turning into a naughty child list longer than even Santa's.

On one such  occasion  I had called in because my site was down for the 2nd time in one month only to be put on hold with a recording about how they were number one in the industry for up time (no Joke!).

Hey, I agree we are all human, everybody blows it from time to time. My wife still won't ever let me forget when she asked me to pick up mini pads on the way home from work and I showed up with a wrist rest for her mouse. But this hosting company had really crossed the line one time to many times.

I am sure you would agree that migrating 3 websites from one host to another is not something you would just do on a whim. Because before you even begin, you just know this is going to be painful.

So, I wake up on a Saturday thinking I should have all this done by noon, and by which time it will be 5 o'clock somewhere and cold beverages will definitely be the next order of business. Oh man was I ever wrong about that one. Sure, it was 5 o'clock somewhere but ice cold frosty's were still hours away.

1st of all when I called customer service I was told that I was not the administrator on my own account. That should have been a clue this was going to be a long day. Because get this, if you're not the administrator they can't tell you who is, and so the merry go round ensued.

Finally he got his supervisor on the phone and it was easy to tell this was one of those guys that spend over 75% of their time on a plane with their laptop on their lap and their child in the overhead compartment. But He was able to finally figure out that I really was the admin guy for my accounts, so I will give him that.

Then they put my cancelation through before I had my sites moved, even though I had not yet officially asked for them to be canceled the guy started the process anyway. This meant according to them now I was attempting to migrate sites that didn't exist. Yes, you guessed it, once again I was not the administrator because now there was nothing to stinking administrate!

Once we got that settled then the constant credit card charges for three more months AFTER the account really was closed. AND after they had not let me be the administrator for my own accounts again which they closed too early were just icing on the cake.

The moral of the story is new little start up hosting companies that promise you the world for a buck a month cheaper than anyone else have to cut corners somewhere.

Take it from me this pleasurable experience is running up a spending tab just like my last marriage. How much is that you of course ask? The nasty truth is; I don't know I'm still paying for it!