Which hosting provider do you use?

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One hell of a fast host but MFs need to work on their support.

Yes, you need to be able to know what your doing, since their support is not that newbie friendly .. If they fix that, they would make a lot more money .. =)
 
I use a company called Just Host Me (British company, not to be confused with JustHost.com), quick setup and only £2.99 a month plus their servers will cope with a fair amound of traffic for the cash.

For anything that's going to be dealing with huge traffic I tend to use WPX Hosting. It's quite expensive but very good for high traffic sites once you lay a CDN over the back of it.
 
10$/years , 20 GB files, 5 addon domain, unlimited bandwidth.
 
I have used hostgator in the past and it was OK.
 
If your site is wordpress.
do you try boosting your site with wp booster? like Wp rocket
 
Yes, you need to be able to know what your doing, since their support is not that newbie friendly .. If they fix that, they would make a lot more money .. =)
I prefer to go for higher plans only


If you are proficient with WordPress, or if they have a lot of features that you would like to utilize, then Bluehost is the best choice.
Bluehost is consistently endorsed by WordPress. This year they were their #2 favorite website hosting service.
You can use WordPress and Bluehost together very easily. As your site grows, if you want more benefits you can upgrade to better WordPress plans, like WordPress for businesses, with just one click.
This means that Bluehost provides you with the domain, SSL certificate, and the servers, while WordPress helps you with graphic design and all the site-building tools. Bluehost gives you the structure, WordPress fills in the content and makes it look pretty.

If you are proficient with WordPress, or if they have a lot of features that you would like to utilize, then Bluehost is the best choice.
Bluehost is consistently endorsed by WordPress. This year they were their #2 favorite website hosting service.
You can use WordPress and Bluehost together very easily. As your site grows, if you want more benefits you can upgrade to better WordPress plans, like WordPress for businesses, with just one click.
This means that Bluehost provides you with the domain, SSL certificate, and the servers, while WordPress helps you with graphic design and all the site building tools. Bluehost gives you the structure, WordPress fills in the content and makes it look pretty.
 
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Hostgator since 6 years. Never thought of changing it because it does the job that i require. Support is very good 24x7.
 
Flaunt7 for offshore
Contabo dedicated for regular
 
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