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		<title>Comment on DreamHost sucks horror story by dhsux</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 20:02:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have a Dreamhost horror stor

DreamHost's poor customer service has led to a serious privacy invasion. When my client attempted to sign up for an account, the transaction hung halfway through. When customer service (which can only be reached by tedious email exchanges) "fixed" the problem, the pay by credit card option was no longer available. The customer service representative insisted that we use Google Payments. I proceeded, and then my client realized his financial information is now in the Google system. The worst possible scenario then came true. Instead of completing the transaction, Google called my client's bank for "preapproval". This was not to complete the transaction (which was never completed), but to gather information for Google's marketing. My client is furious, reviewing everyone's privacy policy,  and is looking into ways to bring this problem up at the political, and possibly the legal, level. 

Throughout this whole situation, Dreamhost has been nothing but pig-headed. Every customer service representative ignores the case history and either refers us back to Google Payments or says patronizing things like we could have paid with the original credit card system. I offered them a solution where I quietly pay for the account using Google transactions, and they won't even let me help bail them out!!!

I will never refer another client to dreamhost. Right now I'm looking for the best place to air this complaint publicly in as many places as possible. People have to know that when Dreamhost pushes people into using Google Payments, Google then has their financial information to aggregate and deploy for their own purposes. 

Also, at least one Dreamhost customer service representative came to hurl abuse at me on the Dreamhost forum. He slipped up and used the the customer service email header with his forum identity.</description>
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<p>DreamHost&#8217;s poor customer service has led to a serious privacy invasion. When my client attempted to sign up for an account, the transaction hung halfway through. When customer service (which can only be reached by tedious email exchanges) &#8220;fixed&#8221; the problem, the pay by credit card option was no longer available. The customer service representative insisted that we use Google Payments. I proceeded, and then my client realized his financial information is now in the Google system. The worst possible scenario then came true. Instead of completing the transaction, Google called my client&#8217;s bank for &#8220;preapproval&#8221;. This was not to complete the transaction (which was never completed), but to gather information for Google&#8217;s marketing. My client is furious, reviewing everyone&#8217;s privacy policy,  and is looking into ways to bring this problem up at the political, and possibly the legal, level. </p>
<p>Throughout this whole situation, Dreamhost has been nothing but pig-headed. Every customer service representative ignores the case history and either refers us back to Google Payments or says patronizing things like we could have paid with the original credit card system. I offered them a solution where I quietly pay for the account using Google transactions, and they won&#8217;t even let me help bail them out!!!</p>
<p>I will never refer another client to dreamhost. Right now I&#8217;m looking for the best place to air this complaint publicly in as many places as possible. People have to know that when Dreamhost pushes people into using Google Payments, Google then has their financial information to aggregate and deploy for their own purposes. </p>
<p>Also, at least one Dreamhost customer service representative came to hurl abuse at me on the Dreamhost forum. He slipped up and used the the customer service email header with his forum identity.</p>
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		<title>Comment on All 16,777,216 RGB colors in one PNG file - PNG format shows superb lossless compression by Bill904133249','923969160billy@msn.com','','190.35.193.18','2008-06-07 14:28:17','2008-06-07 14:28:17','','0','lynx','comment','0','0'),('0', '', '', '', '', '2008-06-08 14:28:17', '2008-06-08 14:28:17', '', 'spam', '', 'comment', '0','0' ) /*</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Jun 2008 05:35:35 +0000</pubDate>
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