Run! However, if you want a similar experience as below, by all means, use their services. We used their service until 2024, when overnight they doubled all their prices. A Virtual Private Server went from 7,50 to 15,00, prices for SSL certificates were doubled, and the price for webhosting was doubled. In return you did NOT get more storage, more CPU, or more memory. So we left. On June 30, 2026 out of the blue I received an email that they reactivated all our services, and received an invoice of € 450. They didn't even bill me for a new year, they billed me for the past two years. I replied to the **original** email that I had not requested reinstation of our services. Adnan was the worst. He replied 12 days later that he couldn't help me because the registered email address did not match the one I was sending it from. That's weird, because the fact that I'm able to reply to your **original** email **directly** can **only** mean that I **am** the owner of the account. I also mentioned that I suspected my gmail address was linked to the account, and that sometimes I use a "." in there, and sometimes I don't, but with gmail that's the same email account. Fine. So I requested to update my email address. He replied that he needed a copy of my passport. Fine. Instead of changing my email, he replied that now he needed a extract from the Chamber of Commerce (KvK) as well. You could have asked it the first time. That's when I dug op my credentials and logged in. It turned out the problem **was** the ".". I hope this was evil intent on Adnan's part. I updated my email address from with the "." in there to without the "." that I was sending from, and then re-asked the original question to revert the re-instantiation of the service. He forwarded my request to the administration department. The ended my service at some date this month and resent the invoice of € 450. It took another number of back and forths to finally get a credit invoice. At this point 19 emails had been exchanged for a mistake they made, that could have taken just 2. To prevent this from happening again, I logged into my account to see if there was an option to delete it. There was, so I clicked it, only to be shown a new page that I said that I had to call them at a specific number between 9 and 17 (which is really short opening hours for such a service). This is hard living on the west coast of the US, but fine. The guy that answered the phone was nice, but he couldn't help me. He suggested to send the request to info of yourhosting. So I did. Only to receive an immediate response that that mailbox isn't being read by anyone. So I called back. This time I spoke to Rene. In contrast to Adnan, the administration department, and the guy that couldn't help me, Rene was nice and somehow he could. He sent a request to delete my account, but because of laws and regulations that wouldn't be honored until 2031. He could, however, lock my account for adding services, and he could lock my account that it couldn't be used to login anymore or make any other kind of changes. This is the most extreme case, but support has always been bad. Update 2026-08-31: Argeweb responded that they reviewed everything and concluded that there are no more open issue. No apology for activating the service without us asking us, and no apology for the countless emails and phone calls it took on my end to fix it.
Beste Guillaume, dankjewel voor je review. We vinden het érg jammer dat je deze ervaring met ons hebt. We gaan kijken wat er mis is gegaan en nemen graag nog even contact met je op over de factuur. Met vriendelijke groet, Argeweb