The Glory of Carniola gets cheated by his web hosting company, which prompts a number of fellow-bloggers from the region to start the “Stay Away from Media Temple!” campaign.
Written byVeronica Khokhlova
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2 comments
Veronica,
You should contact Carniola directly to get the details. We have been working with Carniola to resolve the issue.
Best,
Jason Mcvearry
jason@mediatemple.net
what’s wrong with mt? I think it’s perfect only too expensive.