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9 years ago I bought shared hosting on a certain hosting provider during black friday for 3 years.

6 years ago i did it again. But they didn't offer black friday discount for renewals, so i let the old hosting expire, and i moved all my sites to the new package.

3 years ago i did it again. The same deal, had to move all my sites over again.

And here we are again. Except this time they say on their black friday page:

"Please note that your existing hosting package cannot be cancelled and transferred to a new package in order to receive the discount. If this occurs, you will be billed retroactively for the discounted amount."

Of course, I could try doing it again. I could use a different IP address to buy the new package and everything. But the websites would be the same. It's a footprint. Not sure if they would actually care.

Anyway, you guys think I should try to do my old trick again, or just move to a new host?
 
"Please note that your existing hosting package cannot be cancelled and transferred to a new package in order to receive the discount. If this occurs, you will be billed retroactively for the discounted amount."
Technically they are telling the offer is for new customers or new account not for the existing one

But they did not restrict existing customer to create new account with different emails to claim the offer right? ;)

If the service was good and beneficial to your business, repay them in full and continue to support them.
 
Technically they are telling the offer is for new customers or new account not for the existing one

But they did not restrict existing customer to create new account with different emails to claim the offer right? ;)

If the service was good and beneficial to your business, repay them in full and continue to support them.

Right, of course.

I'm just not sure how far they're going to take it. Like, not sure if they just wrote the message to scare people away from doing it, or if they plan on checking anything after.

Because once black friday is over, it's over, and i cant get those discounts again until next year.

Anyway, probably worth a shot :p

And you make misleading title my friend

Maybe a bit, but suggestions are welcome, so not entirely.

You will affect your seo by changing API

Ehh, no one cares about SEO :p
 
9 years ago I bought shared hosting on a certain hosting provider during black friday for 3 years.

6 years ago i did it again. But they didn't offer black friday discount for renewals, so i let the old hosting expire, and i moved all my sites to the new package.

3 years ago i did it again. The same deal, had to move all my sites over again.

And here we are again. Except this time they say on their black friday page:

"Please note that your existing hosting package cannot be cancelled and transferred to a new package in order to receive the discount. If this occurs, you will be billed retroactively for the discounted amount."

Of course, I could try doing it again. I could use a different IP address to buy the new package and everything. But the websites would be the same. It's a footprint. Not sure if they would actually care.

Anyway, you guys think I should try to do my old trick again, or just move to a new host?
may i ask what is the best shared hosting you would recommend for speed and load, i am planning to create a chating platform and i am afraid shared hosting might suck in constant messaging from even 200 users.

name cheap is my best bet, since cloudways do not offer great blackfriday deals, just 4 months deals is what they offer on blackfridays. could you please recommend me something
 
well worse come to worse you got banned, the question will be is the hassle worth it?. if yes than try it
 
may i ask what is the best shared hosting you would recommend for speed and load, i am planning to create a chating platform and i am afraid shared hosting might suck in constant messaging from even 200 users.

name cheap is my best bet, since cloudways do not offer great blackfriday deals, just 4 months deals is what they offer on blackfridays. could you please recommend me something

I don't know man. If I knew I probably wouldn't have made this thread :p

well worse come to worse you got banned, the question will be is the hassle worth it?. if yes than try it

Right, right.

Actually, it is worth it.

On the one hand I pay about $150-200 (depending on what the black friday discount % is) for 3 years

On the other hand I renew normally, no hassle, and I pay $350 for 1 year (so $1,050 for 3 years)

Worth it, right? :D
 
I don't know man. If I knew I probably wouldn't have made this thread :p



Right, right.

Actually, it is worth it.

On the one hand I pay about $150-200 (depending on what the black friday discount % is) for 3 years

On the other hand I renew normally, no hassle, and I pay $350 for 1 year (so $1,050 for 3 years)

Worth it, right? :D
depend how much your site earning. but if it's like me i will say worth it :D
 
If you search a good one, I can recommend Hetzner, Vultr I dont know how much you earn and how much traffic your site gets, but I used this hosting and never had problems with them so far.
 
At HawkHost for Black Friday you have a discounted price for life. (it happens every year, I hope it happens this year too)
 
You can find litespeed hosting in blackfriday. Take a look in this providers
blackhatworld.com/seo/alexhost-offshore-dmca-ignored-hosting-moldova-vps-dedicated-servers.1283292/post-15841235

blackhatworld.com/seo/theonionhost-offshore-dmca-ignored-ddos-protected-shared-hosting-vps-dedicated-servers.1122818/page-31

blackhatworld.com/seo/pq-hosting-vps-vds-md-ua-usa-hk-lv-nl-ru.1284623/post-15844638

There are vsys.host, flokinet, alexhost for offshore

If you want legal onshore you should go with OVH blackfriday deals wait for it.
WPX and many others are available.

Hostsailor is a good one.
 
The best shared hosting depends on your individual needs, but popular options include HostGator, Bluehost, InMotion Hosting and DreamHost.
 
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