The plugin most people use to move a WordPress site has a serious flaw in the part that restores a backup, fixed in version 7.110. If you installed it for a move and never opened it again, it is still there.
A website move has a rehearsal and a rollback. Email has neither, and it fails quietly — mail doesn't bounce, it lands in junk. Here's what actually breaks when you change hosts, where your mailboxes can go, and the safe order to move them in.
The old host is winding down, or the plan is up for renewal, and the site has to move. Here is how a free migration to our EU servers runs in practice, and why your visitors won't notice it happening.
