What host you recommend?

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seo4life

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I want to put few sites on it, I am sick of bluehost....too expensive...
I want to put few WP and few HTML sites on it

 

rimvy

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Hostgator or Siteground, or buy VPS and setup everything yourself, that'll be way cheaper.

 

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MisterF

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I use @HudsonWebServices and am very happy with the support, they migrated a couple of sites, great up time and affordable.

 

blogzandstuff

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Aheadhost is a fellow black hatter, I use them highly recommend. Don't use host gator as they are the same company as bluehost

 

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Two of my sites are on namecheap.
Pretty cheap. check once

 

rft120

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I use digitalocean or vultr. They mosty provide virtual boxes. If you need cpanel view, you can serverpilot (free) - extremely simple if you are only planning to host wp sites.

 

rimvy

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luc1f3r.n008 said:

Two of my sites are on namecheap.
Pretty cheap. check once

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Doesn't nameheap cheapest plans, have horrible server response time?

 

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I have domains @namecheap, I like them.....will check them out......but I plan to build bootstrap sites I think

 

Builder Dave

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Choose a company that is not EIG-owned like bluehost who are a bad choice because of that.

 

Protik

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You can use namecheap hosting but please don't choose godaddy hosting

 

don chino

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Namecheap or Hostgator.

 

Frankkk

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Well, Namecheap hosting is good to start

 

RankBoss

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I use vultr, inmotion, Namecheap.
if you are using a pbn then ebn and bulk buy hosting is the best

 

C3PA

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Hostgator is a good one.

 

DrDuran

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i have all my sites on hostgator using the same name server, got about 8 on there, not sure if thats a bad thing or not, i did buy multiple hosting

 

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seo4life

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how did you buy multiple hosting if you have one hosting account, i have heard hostgator sucks.....I rather stay with bluehost and just buy another account....

 

HudsonWebServices

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MisterF said:

I use @HudsonWebServices and am very happy with the support, they migrated a couple of sites, great up time and affordable.

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Thankyou for mentioning us. I can tell you one thing that sets us apart is we used railgun on all of our cloud flare enabled shared hosting accounts. Saves 200 plus a month If you buy the package directly from cloud flare!

 

TechEinstien

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Namecheap is good.

 

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seo4life

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but I checked hostgator, they offer like 3 years for 144 usd.....so that sounds good.....but what is the quality I wonder.......support and stuff....I have heard they like to ban people even for newsletters....

 

t1nar1wen

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We're with inmotionhosting on dedicated for last couple of years. Very stable and quick support. Can't complain.