Thinking to move from Hostgator.

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I really want to move out from hostgator, they are really getting worse everyday for me.

Can anyone suggest me some new hosting websites where I can move.

Right now I am paying $50 per month in HG for VPS.

So I have same budget and I need at least 100 Gigs space.

Thanks in advance.
 
bluehost.com ? same company (under one roof) lol, same device/hardware, but different price (due to branding tricks).
 
I'm using inmotionhosting since 2 years, and there isn't one thing I could ever complain about. Also, they have 24/7 support, and so far they could help me each time. So, I'm definitely recommending them. However, they're definitely not the cheapest.

warm regards,
neocortx
 
Dreamhost is good hosting, i use them 6 months now, never had any problem. I'm also former hostgator user, switched to dreamhost when they had big discount and it worth it.
 
I really want to move out from hostgator, they are really getting worse everyday for me.

Can anyone suggest me some new hosting websites where I can move.

Right now I am paying $50 per month in HG for VPS.



So I have same budget and I need at least 100 Gigs space.

Thanks in advance.
Hit me up via PM, i am the sales manager for a web hosting company and i will offer you a competitive price.

Regards
 
Thanks everyone for your suggestions.
I think I am gonna go with hostwinds :)
 
maybe I could ask here..
ive been doing some research but still a little confused..
I want to build my own blog network. that will eventually link to my money sites.

Im trying to find the hosting..
I keep getting mixed reviews from seo hosting..
maybe hostnine reseller account?
idk.. can anyone point me in the right direction?
 
I use a german provider named Hetzner. I currently rent a kickarse dedicated server with 4 gigs of ram and a hundred gigs of space for just 30 bucks a month. Just look for their auction section. You can get a much better return but be advised that it is a clean box and you will neex to set it up from scratch. They have a few difderent options for linux based OSs and an autoinstaller for them, but after that you bettwr know what yer doing to set it all up.
 
go with hostwinds or hostthename. i've been using hostthename for quite some time now and it's good. the support is really awesome :) plus the owner is a member here and has his own BST. ;)
 
Have you tried hostdime? I have been using them ( .in one) for over a year right now. Price is pretty good. Service is excellent and the uptime is not too bad either.
 
I've just moved back to Hostwinds myself.
 
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