what hosting should I choose?

"Don Vito" Genovese

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I really don't have any experience with hosting providers, so I'm asking for advice here;
I will be hosting many low-profile websites; so a lot of domain names, that take close to no resources each, alongside (in around 4-5 months or so, not now) just a few, bigger, more resource-hungry websites.

what do you guys suggest, an unlimited shared hosting account, or a vps?

also, dreamhost/hostgator/etc or someone from bhw, and if so, whom?
thanks

- "Vito"
 
I would recommend you to go with hostgator as its the most reliable one as of now...

Thanks
 
Hostgator good. Also you should take a look on Namecheap host plan.
 
[QUOTE="Don Vito" Genovese;6256657]a simple shared hosting account?[/QUOTE]

You can try the baby plan for start and if you likes it you can move to bigger plans

Thanks
 
I recommend Servinio, it is cheaper than Hostgator and reliable.
 
never tried hostgator, but it's one of the best hosting provider in the market :) shared is good, when you get heavy websites and earn some good money, go for dedicated hosting ;) but for now, u should use the basic plan for simple websites.
 
well, thanks guys! I will probably go with hostgator for now!
later!

- "Vito"
 

I can recommend the Mafia Host... Don Vito!

No, seriously I recommend NameCheap...
 
[QUOTE="Don Vito" Genovese;6256699]well, thanks guys! I will probably go with hostgator for now!
later!

- "Vito"[/QUOTE]

Please don't. Hostgator is the most known so it's not strange that so many recommend them but it's really, really terrible compared to other alternatives like site5. Hostgator used to be decent but those days are long gone.
 
Did you see the overwhelming negative replies to that thread by chance?

Yes, and it is still on sticky. And if that was a useless thread it shouldn't remain on sticky right?

In my experience, hostgator oversells their shared hosting plan. If you are located on a crowdy node, you loading speed will suffer.
 
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