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So, after doing plenty of review here and elsewhere, it seems Bluehost may not be a great option. I have found it to be difficult to use and to learn (starting as a complete newbie and learning as I go). Here's a few questions I had I am not finding answers to in searching so far:
I set up my initial bluehost account with a domain I don't use anymore, the site didn't take off and I didn't continue with it. But now my cPanel account name is an amalgamation of a domain I don't use now. Bluehost tells me I cannot change this. Is this nitpicking on my part that it is a domain/user that reflects what my site/pursuit is about? How would you go about changing it? Consider me a little OCD on wanting it to reflect more a brand/myself as the main user/etc.
I am starting a Substack, and could point a domain I have towards that. Then until I truly need hosting for other purposes, I could buy hosting elsewhere. My Bluehost contract renews in 2027. What are my chances of getting a refund if I ask for one and cancel early? Has anyone done that successfully?
Thanks everyone, and I appreciate the input.
I had the same issue, some how I landed to this URL https://my.bluehost.com/cgi/dm/subdomain and it allowed to to add "/" with subdomain, hope it helps
Changing the document root in cPanel worked for me, so it might be worth a try.
- Go into the settings for the site you want to change in the Websites area, then click Advanced at the top.
- From there, click "Manage" under cPanel, then choose the "Domains" link (or just search for "Domains").
- Click "Manage" to the right of the domain (or subdomain) you want to change, and there will be a spot to update the document root on that page.
Best of luck!
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