Big Wet Fish

Big Wet Fish is a UK-based hosting service, offering and specialising in domains for the British market. Their unique salient features include WhoIs protection to safeguard your identity and managed WordPress with regular updates, optimisation plus security audits. These extend to include compatible caching plugins, malware scanning, and best practices. Moreover, their free SSL encryption certification, dedicated server range, and expansive data center network, all contribute to a synergised service for all users. Furthermore, single account servers are available for managed private site hosting. These can be used in conjunction with a dedicated IPV4 protocol to maximise uptime. The bespoke hardware infrastructure and frameworks ensure both economies whilst still delivering a stellar performance. 

Continuous technical support (with live chat provision) and virtual cloud solutions with extras only add to the brilliant interface. Database management, convenient site migrations/transfers, advanced DDoS, and custom mod rule sets cum inline script firewalls with scanning all collectively organise and uphold your data privacy. The Owncloud universal file storage access enables you to sync, view, and edits your content from anywhere. The cPanel, remote backups, one-click installer 

The issue is that some customers have experienced a convoluted and chaotic process during migration, leading to information loss. Additionally, their prices continually increase and aren’t necessarily reflective of the service that they actually do offer. They don’t always hold the accountability for their mismatched service either. In all, reliability appears to be an integral problem here, and therefore, I’d avoid Big Wet Fish altogether without any second thought.