Where do you host your sites?

i am using Hostgator. Its a great hosting service and lots of tools to easily create and maintain your sites. I have got my first month for only for 1 cent by using coupon.

Thanks - I'd heard they were one of the best.

Hostgator here and so far so good. No downtime, powerful upload speed, indexing is good... so, good deal for 55 bucks per year.

Best,
Fernando

I also use HostGator, and as a beginner I had to use their support several times
I must say the really helped me and they did it very fast

I use Hostgator too. Never had any problems with any of my sites. Never had to contact customer service though so not sure how good that aspect is.

I too am a Hostgator fan. Have not had any issues with them.

Hostgator, 1 cent first month. They even have tons of FREE website templates!

Thumbs up for Hostgator so far...any other recommendations?

I use Hostgator too! Very happy with it. They have Fantastico which allows you to setup up a blog (i.e. with Wordpress) within seconds! I used to be with GoDaddy and it was a pain to set up a blog

Step off the beaten path and go with my recommendation: Web Site Hosting, Shared and Dedicated Servers - WEBCS.com

I am not an affiliate and have no financial connection whatsoever. I'm just a happy customer.

They cost a few bucks more than some of the real cheapos but you get what you pay for: namely, customer service you won't find anywhere else. These people are experts and provide support themselves and they'll go a mile for you.

Before I found webcs I checked with a dozen or so big-name hosts through their live online support. This is a pretty standard feature nowadays. Guess what? Several of these companies had the same guy on the support line! Dominiskij or something like that... meaning a call center in some far off country.

How can the same guy juggle customer support for three or four big companies. No wonder they keep you waiting 5 minutes between each response! And no wonder they're so cheap.

This isn't xenophobia or some kind of prejudice. I just prefer to have support in my native language and from people onsite who know their equipment and service packages. It really makes a difference.

Thanks -they look great :-)

Thanks!

Some good looking hosts there. :-)

I use Bluehost. They've been good to me... so far.

Does anyone host their sites with Warriorhelp.com and Jeffery Ash?

Hostgator, here, as well.

Hi Simon

I host my sites on my server which is managed by HostGator.

Enjoy your day!
Terry

Hostgator is cool.

I've been using Hostmonster for more than 2 years now, and have had no problems and good support on installing some custom scripts. They have plenty of free features as well. I was a Hostgator reseller for a while and they were pretty good as well, but Hostmonster gave me more bang for my buck for my own sites.

HostGator is awesome.

coupon code JURY gets you the first month for a penny.

Great tech support by 24/7 by phone... and when it's 3am and you don't want to wake the kids- excellent chat support.

Oh, and a really great affiliate program as well. $50 a pop for every new account.

Dave

Do you want shared hosting, reseller or vps hosting?
Here's a list of cheap hosting plans ranked by price.


Andrew

I get free hosting from joining Wealthy Affiliate. You can check my signature to check out more information.

I have a reseller hosting account with catsnine.com, been with them almost a year now and so far is been great!

Geez...Hostgator 90 Other team 3

I use Host4Profit and Hostgator. H4P has outstanding and responsive customer service but costs a bit more...24.95 a month but only $5 for each site after the first.

Matt

Use HostGator....Its really worth...cheap price...with monthly plann

I use Host Gator's reseller package, which allows me to host multiple websites. That's also useful if you're creating sites for others and you can either include the hosting within your fees or charge them monthly hosting charge.

Good luck!!!

I am using Bluehost and Hostmonster. I also have 1 dedicated server.

If you do not plan to use scripts that use a lot of system resources, hostgator is my first choice.
(they have terminated several of my sites in the past on which I used rss2blog and other scripts).

If you are planning to run scripts: bluhost
If you are planning to run scripts a lot I recommend getting a VPS at galaxyvisions.com

HostingZoom.com are good.

ICDSoft.com have the best support and technical infrastructure you'll ever find in an "end-user" hosting provider. They can host only one domain/site per account though. But if you're after reliability - they're definitely the best.

Hostgator - the one and only.

Never had any server problems. Customer support is great. The price is right!

i use hostmonster, its great no down time so far, c panel with fantastico also, and cheap as chips

I may as well jump on the hostgator bandwagon.

I use them and haven't had any problems so far.

good luck finding the right host which ever host you choose.

regards

Simon

Hostgator.

Use coupon "websitemag" to get first month free!

I agree...I use hostgator and bluehost. I am not renewing bluehost. Hostgator has great support. And cpanel with Fantastico so you can easily use wordpress.

Sonia

Depends what sort of site you would want to host.
If its static html or a blog that will be getting 500-1500 visitors a day, then I recommend bluehost, they are great for that sort of blogs. They have good support I reckon compared to few others.

I've used Hostgator for more than three years and haven't had any problems. Fantastico is great for Wordpress and their customer support has always been fast and thorough on the couple of occasions I've needed them.

I am using hostmonster for 2 years now. Never had server problem and great customer support

I use Hostgator and Zyon hosting. Both are good so far. Both have cpanel and Fantastico setups, so setting up things like Wordpress blogs, etc is pretty easy. I also have some sites with GoDaddy but the GoDaddy user interface is very confusing, I have not completely understood it even after 3 years!

I recently changed over to hostgator. For the most part I really like them, but the "404, page not found" message is an ad for hostgator, with no link back to your homepage.

Not ONE single person has mentioned PowWeb yet?!

Wow.

I use HostGator, but I also use PowWeb. I like both because they offer 24/7 support (VERY important to me and should be to you, too!) by phone AND live chat.

I like HostGator because they're VERY reliable as far as speed AND uptime go, but I like PowWeb because for the same price (or less) you can host UNLIMITED number of domains.

I heard a lot of good things about hostgator, you can also take a look at webhostingrevenue.com.

I host my websites on my dedi at Softlayer.com . They've never disappointed me . They're the best in every field .

I`m using hostgator for most of my sites and my personal servers for the rest

I use hostgator.
Amazing service and support.
And for more pro I recommend Bluehost.

Google Hostagor rebate and you can save upto $50 with rebate. You can even get some classified advt here on forum itself, save some money.

Any opinions on Warriorhelp.com and the hosting there?

I'll join the list of happy HostGator customers. No problems so far and excellent customer service from them.

I do also have a GoDaddy hosting account from ages ago.... however, I don't recommend them. Their hosting rejects just about any script you can imagine, and their customer service is slow and not very polite.

I'm using godaddy right now. My subscription is due for renewal in 2 months. Not sure if I should shift to hostgator but everybody seems to be raving about its services. My only concern is that my hosting services is tied to blogger. I don't know how to go around switching from godaddy to hostgator. And I'm no techie!

I agree with many.. HostGator is a GREAT starting point for hosting.. very reliable, priced right, and great support and features.

Big Hostgator fan! Plus you can find countless tutorials on Hostgator, which makes life a lot easier when your just starting out.

Ive used hostgator for sometime now and really like them. If you are new to websites etc i would certainly recommend it for your business.

When you look at the free tutorials that many internet marketers offer they are often created in hostgator and this will make it even better for the newbie.

kind regards


sam
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I am using "Dreamhost" quite a some time now. It is bit different from other web hosting providers but thus far the service is seemed to be pretty good. There is no cpanel to use in the dreamhost. So anyone is going to host their site in dreamhost then he has to get used to the webpanel provided by them. There is not much worry about it.

I would use Hostgator because of their excellent service that can be reached 24/7.

I have my own servers in a data center.