Maybe because they lack the expertise to do it right?
Especially, they arguably lack the expertise to do remote hosting right. Also, as spurgu says, because they don't want stuff hosted locally. And if they thought it through, they wouldn't want the traffic back to their location.
Given all that, they arguably figure that these shared-hosting sites must know what they're doing.
Especially, they arguably lack the expertise to do remote hosting right. Also, as spurgu says, because they don't want stuff hosted locally. And if they thought it through, they wouldn't want the traffic back to their location.
Given all that, they arguably figure that these shared-hosting sites must know what they're doing.