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Almost all major TLDs don't display the data of the owner for privacy reasons. It used to be a paid feature but for years now, especially after GDRP they show only dummy data.

What countries do you have in European Union?

Can you define what's cheap for you? What are you willing to spend for what resources? Almost every time you get what you pay for. If you get something really cheap, either the nodes are way oversold, or the support is non-existent, or both. What are you looking to host?

I have never liked the DA interface, it is definitely their biggest drawback. cPanel apart from their insane pricing policies are stable and most people are very used to the way the interface is structured. Every new panel that is released usually mimics their interface and that's a good thing...

With video sites that self host (not embed) the struggle is usually scaling - you can't host too much content that doesn't generate enough revenue. You need to monitor content and remove stuff that don't make sense. Going from a one server set up to a busy site is not an easy task, because you...

If you are looking at an e-commerce site and you want to copy their product or get their articles, you are probably in need of a web scraper. If you are after the design, you will probably get a great deal on fiverr for someone to clone it for you.

I know of a company called digital-vm, they have Japan as location and usually cater to Chinese customers in need of VPN. I think they don't block mail ports by default. They have a week money back guarantee from what I read on their website, so may be worth your time.

I have used them for some years now - more than 3-4 I think, I have never had an issue with them. They never asked for any additional form of verification other than the registrar sending an email to click. They have stable pricing and are generally cheap.

There is a website that tracks best prices and promotions: https://tld-list.com/ You just select the TLD you want to register and you can sort the cheapest offer that's currently on the market. Of course domains can be also free if purchased together with a webhosting service - usually a...

I agree, Hostinger is definitely not a company that will ignore DMCA complaints. I wouldn't even try this with them.

I was about to say that they have TrustPilot profile and you can check their reviews there. They are visible, though the page says their rating is unavailable due to breach of their guidelines: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/ultahost.com , which I think may be a red flag and something to keep...

I don't think that any host will mind a website that sells tobacco, they usually have way worse things to worry about. Tobacco should be find anywhere in my opinion.

You probably have a different php.ini where you need to set the max_execution_time and the max_input_time settings. Maybe the easiest way would be to create a php info file and run it, then see what's the loaded php.ini. Then edit that ini fie to reflect the increased php settings. The import...

I would try to comment out the line that says: by adding a # sign before it. Then you can run: to check if there are any other issues beside that line and if configuration syntax is correct, just restart nginx and it should work.

The issue is with your /etc/nginx/nginx.conf file - as stated in the output you are using a directive that's not allowed there "user". Can you paste the whole file contents here?

Could you please elaborate more on the technical requirements? Do you need a shared account or a server - are you looking to make simple sites with links or actually host media files/stream. This is important as Unlimited Bandwidth can definitely be misunderstood here - any shared hoster will...

All shared hosting providers have disk limits - both for the total size of files you can store and also for inodes - the total number of files and folders that you can have. Usually providers have a soft and hard limit - when you hit the soft limit, it just shows you that you are exceeding your...

The closes that gets to Cloudflare is cloudns.net, but I haven't personally used them. They also seem to have less features in their free plan than Cloudflare, but their paid plans are more affordable than Cloudflare's. You might want to check them out.

This is not related - it's shared hosting, so you are not paying for the license, not directly and the full price at least. I sincerely doubt that these lifetime access hosting companies will be around in a couple of years. Webhosting is a business with recurring expenses - they need to pay for...

Is your site hosting any copyright content? I know that they are not offshore hosting and are not tolerant of sites for gambling/crypto/adult.