List of PBN Hosts You Should Avoid

[bizroach]

thanks for sharing the list, very helpful.

 

[Nargil]

This list has grown since I posted it for the first time. I will post the updated list once I get home on Sunday.
Also, I am quite strict when it comes to the quality of thr hosting providers. If I have to send 5 support tickets to make it work, then I put it on the list. Managing bigger PBN is painful and you want to take every advatage yoh can get. I also admit that some less known and reliable SEO hosting providers might be a better choice. Even though you are leaving a slight footprint. You have to find the balance between headache and footprints.
Regarding Godaddy, I have bad experience with them when using them as a hosting provider. However to this day, I use them as my primary domain registrar.
Regarding the post that said to avoid hostings from WHT, I have to disagree. There are dozens of great providers for pbn purposes. And fact that they are cheap does not automatically leave a footprint. If it were so, then analogically, having expensive hosting would make a footprint as well. It is all about ROI and expensive hosting is not worth the effort in my eyes. The risk of the manual action is still there and it is not much lower. However, my opinion is highly subjective.

 

[Professor7]

thanks for the kind information dude..

 

[acotut]

Great Initiative Dude! :marchmell

 

[v44org]

list them from a to z bro

 

[Aatrox]

Never heard for the most of them.

 

[kaimartin860]

Thanks for the list.

 

[Sristy]

I really doubt there is benefit in blacklisting hosts. When google goes behind a network it is at IP level. They get hold of one domain on that IP and then goes the check of other domains on the IP with obvious footprints. There goes all your other domains on that IP. I have seen real domains/ money sites getting deindexed because they were hosted on an IP with too many PBNs on the same IP.

 

[Nargil]

I really doubt there is benefit in blacklisting hosts. When google goes behind a network it is at IP level. They get hold of one domain on that IP and then goes the check of other domains on the IP with obvious footprints. There goes all your other domains on that IP. I have seen real domains/ money sites getting deindexed because they were hosted on an IP with too many PBNs on the same IP.

Deindexation is just one of the problems with these hosts. Maybe like 10 percent. Mostly it is just high downtime, bad support, no notifications of dns changes, deleted databases etc. This list was made to save you time, money and most of all headache.

list them from a to z bro

Put them into excel and sort them. Post hunters...

 

[uesat]

+10 for Hosting and VPS. My website was hacked on their server+ they don't fully grasp the concept of DNS

 

[sam440]

A general thumb rule for PBN hosting - use some widely known hosting providers. They might cost you a little extra but they are worth it.

 

[Nargil]

Little extra? There is a huge difference between $10 a month and $10 a year. Even if it was $5 a month, it would not be worth it in my opinion. The ROI would be cut terribly.

 

[Ninjaseotools]

i used quick click hosting few months back and have pretty bad experience with it .. do not use that shit company

 

[Chicagoharry]

I am actually building my first PBN so this list will come in handy.... Bookmarking it.

 

[Devil Rider]

Awesome share dude. Much appreciated...

 

[uesat]

Buddha Host should be top of the list. Incredibly incompetent and really shitty servers

 

[smartalex]

I don't do PBN myself, but this is a great share. Thanks. Bookmarked.

 

[readysite1]

It's great for the list of hosting sites to avoid. It could be even better if you can share your recommended hosting sites for PBN.

 

[krishnacode360]

Why don't u post list of good hosts which can be used for pbn's

 

[Sardosa]

the most ignorant and louzy (in new era) host is
asmallorange.com
although if you're looking for some "cheezy" biz - this is your abuse-free almost bulletproof hosting
I'd rather stay away from them - lots of link farms. IPs might be under radar of Google.
I think so