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Once and for all, why some guys are always making threads, threads and threads about "Which is the best Web Hosting" or "Which Web Hosting I should choose!" "I Recommend GoDaddy"

Seriously guys, you need to stop. GoDaddy, BlueHost and a bunch of others hosting (there are many) from EIG company, they are shit. Trash. They do what they can do, to prevent you go out, they don't care about you.
Did you hear? They don't care about you, sooner or later they will make you lose time and have headaches because of them. AVOID THEM. Stop recommending them.

Now about Which is the best Web Hosting Shared:

That is stupid question, is like to ask ketchup or mayonnaise? Milk or Cereals first? Stop create that threads. There are many many threads about this every single week (or day).
No one will say to you, look this is the best WEB HOSTING you can go, that is not true. Everyone have their own decisions, Web Hosting Shared doesn't exist.

LIST OF WEB HOSTING SHAREDs you SHOULD avoid: (CTRL+F to search for you company or known if is in list). (Please stop recommend GoDaddy, BlueHost!)
https://www.onlinetoolsexpert.com/full-list-of-eig-web-hosting-companies/
You should see what you want, you want good support? Uptime? DDoS Protection? Firewall? High Skilled? Location? Speed? Prices?

There are many options! So why you ask for WHICH is the BEST Web Hosting Shared, the answer is SIMPLE and EASY to understand: NONE > N-O-N-E.
Why? Because not all of us, have same budget, same location, same opinions.

Once and for all, definitely WEB HOSTING SHARED there not exist any PERFECT, BEST. They have LIMITS of RESOURCE USAGE. That is what you should put in your mind.
No matter what, you will kick out when you use 100% of limits or reach limits of web hosting shared!

I think Moderators should close that threads, it's duplicating week by week, day by day.
 
There are so many variables to take into account. Do you want good support? don't go looking for $1 hosting, you should get nothing for that. Going with larger companies has really only one advantage in my opinion and that's reliability of them not running off, what the hosting community calls 'summer hosts'. You should avoid anything related with EIG.

One thing you didn't mention (well maybe comes under speed) is what hardware is the hosting provider using? I have seen lots of people say X provider offers 4 cores, 8GB RAM for **LOW PRICE** without taking into account that the hardware they are hosting that on is trashy 8+ year old hardware. Ask them what hardware they are using, do a simple Google search and see how new that hardware is.

There is no best host. There's only the host that's best for you.
 
There are so many variables to take into account. Do you want good support? don't go looking for $1 hosting, you should get nothing for that. Going with larger companies has really only one advantage in my opinion and that's reliability of them not running off, what the hosting community calls 'summer hosts'. You should avoid anything related with EIG.

One thing you didn't mention (well maybe comes under speed) is what hardware is the hosting provider using? I have seen lots of people say X provider offers 4 cores, 8GB RAM for **LOW PRICE** without taking into account that the hardware they are hosting that on is trashy 8+ year old hardware. Ask them what hardware they are using, do a simple Google search and see how new that hardware is.

There is no best host. There's only the host that's best for you.

Yeah, I forget that, but people needs to understand those things. There are a thousands of threads about that, and people still creating threads and threads about the same.

In this case "duplicated" scenario, repetitive threads etc..
 
I think it is best to use top end servers like AWS or Google cloud but Digitalocean, Lenode etc. are really good as well when you compare them wiith certain cPanel hosts.
 
Now I understand why all those sites had a similar billing agreement, almost the same. You buy something at a certain price and the renewal price is much more than the starting PROMOTIONAL price. I feel bad for the people who fall victim to this shit.
 
I use hostgator for years and never had any problem yet.
 
Even I had this question many times, People ask that because they are confused, low on money and probably want to make best use of their money. I have seen many good and useful websites on bhw being recommend by people I couldn't have found with Google search. It is better to create sticky thread with good recommendation for every budget type.
 
Even I had this question many times, People ask that because they are confused, low on money and probably want to make best use of their money. I have seen many good and useful websites on bhw being recommend by people I couldn't have found with Google search. It is better to create sticky thread with good recommendation for every budget type.

Most of them, never tell the budget limit, they don't say the basics things to help them. Most of websites of "best web hosting shared" is affiliate links, I wouldn't trust in any of them.

I use hostgator for years and never had any problem yet.

You will have soon, when your need to renew a domain or move to another registar or hosting. Also their network is a shitty, if someone DDoS you, prepared to be nullrouted.
 
Most of them, never tell the budget limit, they don't say the basics things to help them. Most of websites of "best web hosting shared" is affiliate links, I wouldn't trust in any of them.



You will have soon, when your need to renew a domain or move to another registar or hosting. Also their network is a shitty, if someone DDoS you, prepared to be nullrouted.
Their support is very good. I think when it comes to choosing anything, you should always go with a famous brand and hostgator is one of that.
 
Their support is very good. I think when it comes to choosing anything, you should always go with a famous brand and hostgator is one of that.

Never...
 
Better to chose your prospective providers by features and options they offer. Do not look at brands. I think starting with month-to month payments will help and allow to change providers even every month untill you find the one you will be happy with.
 
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