SEO Hosting - Any Reccomendations?

[Fathom]

I?m looking for 25 unique C Class IP?s

After doing some research here is what i have found:

$150 pm - Seohosting.com
$74.99 pm ? seo-host.com
$25.00 pm - cclassiphosting.com
$60.00 pm - indianets.com

I?ve been reading reviews for all of them and the only one that I currently feel comfortable with is seohosting.com

Does anyone in here have any experience with the above companies?

 

[RedWolf]

ya seohosting is gud choice

 

[volund]

I?m looking for 25 unique C Class IP?s

After doing some research here is what i have found:

$150 pm - Seohosting.com
$74.99 pm ? seo-host.com
$25.00 pm - cclassiphosting.com
$60.00 pm - indianets.com

I?ve been reading reviews for all of them and the only one that I currently feel comfortable with is seohosting.com

Does anyone in here have any experience with the above companies?

$150 pm - Seohosting.com NOT TRIED THEM
$74.99 pm ? seo-host.com RUN AWAY RUN AWAY
$25.00 pm - cclassiphosting.com RUN AWAY FASTER
$60.00 pm - indianets.com NOT BAD BUT INTERFACE IS PROBLMATIC FOR THAT MANY SITES


You might want to check out the following thread SEO HOSTING


I can still recommend ideastack, but having a bit of an issue with webhostingplex right now.

Uptime is still good and they just moved their sql databases to a separate server which seems to make the sites faster but they have the phpmyadmin links and the site pointing to different databases. I ended up having to make a bunch of changes manually and for some reason the support desk people have not been able to fix it in two days.

Honestly up until now their support has been very good but not being able to fix something or at least give me a time line after two days worries me a bit. The sites themselves are running fine so hopefully this is just a glitch because of the recent sql server move.

 

[xollls]

Buy multiple shared hosting accounts from different providers. Much cheaper and same results.

 

[pbr_201]

It is genuine in my experiences

 

[reallife]

seohosting is ok, have to be careful and monitor your sites constantly because they often overload their servers and you don't get any extra consideration if you're an seo client on a virtual account.
their tech support is annoying because you still get the "I'm not really sure what you're talking about" level-1 hostgator phone answerers when you call, so you're treated like you're a $1/month customer. if you can break through and talk to a shift lead or even a level-2, you're usually ok.

i've heard bad things about seo-host but haven't used them.

DO NOT GO NEAR INDIANET. One of the worst I've ever tried.

Wish I had a positive recommendation, but the only real positive experiences I've had are with full-service adult hosting companies. Like another poster mentioned, if you want to get a bunch of small virtual accounts at various "good" companies like certified, AmeriNOC, etc.--- that may be the best way to go.

 

[Fathom]

apparently i have triggered the moderation system and am being asked to donate if i want to continue. lol i guess i can't say what i want.

 

[Fathom]

iwill try again

I ended up going with cclassiphosting as a test for a month as the price was so cheap.

first of all I was given 2 b class ip addresses so my ip's were all i sequence, not really a problem but i would have prefered completley random ip's

there is only 1 nameserver, apparently i can make it private so i'm looking into this unless the live chat support were lying to me.

I was hoping to get something like hostgator's cpanel, but nope, it's completley xxxx, i hate it.

I have been trying to install php link directory in which i have never had a problem with on hostgator, but it does not work with cclassiphosting as phpLD requires php 5.2 or above. I'm still waiting to see if they can upgrade it.

Today is sunday and there is no support

all in all, i guess i got what i paid for but losing out on $25 is not really a big deal as i had to see if i could use them compared to seo hosting who are part of hostgator and charge $150 pm

I may still use the guys if the can resolve my php 5.2 problem, but i've still got to see if the site speed and uptime will be reasonable.

 

[adbot]

I use seohosting.com. So far so good. Its owned by hostgator and its the same tech guys, support etc. so if you are ok with hostgator then you will be happy with seohosting.

 

[volund]

Good luck with cclasshosting. They have the worse support I have ever come across. When I left them I had three separate tickets that sat unanswered for four days. Not even a stupid answer, they just did not bother. A few days after I transferred all my sites I got a reply to two of them.

To set up your private nameservers you need to go to your domain registrar after assigning your domain its ip address.

1. assign the domain an ip in your whm

2. go to your registrar and register your nameservers using the ip you assigned to your domain (ns1.yourdomain, ns2.yourdomain)

3. assign your newly registered nameservers to your domain just like any other nameservers

iwill try again

I ended up going with cclassiphosting as a test for a month as the price was so cheap.

first of all I was given 2 b class ip addresses so my ip's were all i sequence, not really a problem but i would have prefered completley random ip's

there is only 1 nameserver, apparently i can make it private so i'm looking into this unless the live chat support were lying to me.

I was hoping to get something like hostgator's cpanel, but nope, it's completley xxxx, i hate it.

I have been trying to install php link directory in which i have never had a problem with on hostgator, but it does not work with cclassiphosting as phpLD requires php 5.2 or above. I'm still waiting to see if they can upgrade it.

Today is sunday and there is no support

all in all, i guess i got what i paid for but losing out on $25 is not really a big deal as i had to see if i could use them compared to seo hosting who are part of hostgator and charge $150 pm

I may still use the guys if the can resolve my php 5.2 problem, but i've still got to see if the site speed and uptime will be reasonable.

 

[volund]

Buy multiple shared hosting accounts from different providers. Much cheaper and same results.

This works if you have only a few domains but once you start expanding it really becomes unworkable. It is not really much cheaper anyway and even if it was the convenience of being able to handle your domains from one control panel is worth it in my opinion. The main reason I host my network sites with more than one company is to make sure I get enough ip diversity to suit me.

 

[Fathom]

Good luck with cclasshosting. They have the worse support I have ever come across. When I left them I had three separate tickets that sat unanswered for four days. Not even a stupid answer, they just did not bother. A few days after I transferred all my sites I got a reply to two of them.

To set up your private nameservers you need to go to your domain registrar after assigning your domain its ip address.

1. assign the domain an ip in your whm

2. go to your registrar and register your nameservers using the ip you assigned to your domain (ns1.yourdomain, ns2.yourdomain)

3. assign your newly registered nameservers to your domain just like any other nameservers

I have now given up with them. I can't be bothered to mess about with them. I bet i don't even get a refund.

as a new test i am trying seohosting with the 5 IP's for $35 per month, and i have used a coupon "35off" which even gives me a whole month to try there services for free. I have a feeling that i'm going to end up with these guys even though they charge a lot more.

 

[mike2000]

I can recommend seohosting.com. It is a hostgator company and you will get their usual high quality support and service. I have had no problems of using them.

 

[M@rc0]

Can anyone give me a review of ideastack.com please?

Thanks in advance...

Ciao,

M@rc0

 

[Royjacobs]

Some great shared hosting plans and dedicated servers are available at the online stores. I am using one of it, have a look.

 

[M@rc0]

Some great shared hosting plans and dedicated servers are available at the online stores. I am using one of it, have a look.

Online store???

But still I like to hear some experiences with Ideastack... Price seems really nice, but I don't wanna go blind allin over there...

Ciao,

M@rc0

 

[Typlo]

I've opened an account аt Servint recently. The four IPs I gоt werе very similar, only the last digit was different. And WordPress dоesn't run smoothly оn Servint (I'm pretty sure support ѕhould be ablе to solve thе problem I havе (not beіng able to upload pictures or tо update plugin)). Second problem I hаve іs that Safari & iPhone users cаnnоt ѕee my websites - I'm alѕo іn contact with support tо solve this problem).
So I'm not sure іf Servint iѕ а great choice.

 

[WizIMS]

I heard SEO hosting is good

Let me know what you found best , I need one as well

 

[dowser]

You can get a reseller account and buy separate IP's for $2 a piece per month - check MDDhosting and talk to Michael, although he doesn't like black hat (I think).

 

[Dr_Scythe]

They are just standard IPs Dowser. The other hosts mentioned all offer separate C-Class IPs.