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MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

15 years ago

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NewBeing 15 years ago

Yes, but I was looking for a personal recommendation rather than just realying on pot luck!
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Altug

15 years ago

I think he asked for "recommendations" if I'm not mistaken, Mark.

Not a Google search with a million different results.

That seems more like a "go search Google and stop being lazy" than a "recommendation" as far as I can tell.

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MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

15 years ago

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garyogden 15 years ago

ive used servage.net for a while now...
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Janet Sawyer

15 years ago

Wow Mark!

Chill out Man!

You want to fight with a "man in the street?" won't do your rep much good. Been there done that and worn the "T" shirt.

I agree with you, in this case "Google" is your best friend.
I live in the UK, I have lots of websites, most of them are hosted in the USA, only three now, thank goodness are hosted in the UK.

It's really hard to find a UK webhost that has got the handle on ease of use, cpanel, all bells and whistles and at the prices offered by US hosters.

Only real positive I can give here is stay away from UK hosting companies until you have checked them out on "GOOGLE" as Mark recommends.

Use Google - search the company e.g. hosting company+complaints and see what gets landed in your lap.

Originally Posted by MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

Hopefully then, given your own words you'll be this amazing example in the future, showing us all how to be ultra helpful towards other posters?

Check the ratio of Thanks received to my number of posts - when yours is as high as this, feel free to criticise.

And, unless I'm sorely mistaken, in your reply above there isn't any help to the OP whatsoever.

At least I tried to do something for him, unlike yourself simply criticising another poster for actually trying to help.

Rafter? Splinter? Eye? :rolleyes:

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Richard A.Cox 15 years ago

Originally Posted by MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

Check the ratio of Thanks received to my number of posts - when yours is as high as this, feel free to criticise.

I've checked it - you are still being unhelpful.

Personally, I can recommend Ukfast

Blinding customer service, no problems whatsoever.
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Altug

15 years ago

Originally Posted by MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

Hopefully then, given your own words you'll be this amazing example in the future, showing us all how to be ultra helpful towards other posters?

Check the ratio of Thanks received to my number of posts - when yours is as high as this, feel free to criticise.

And, unless I'm sorely mistaken, in your reply above there isn't any help to the OP whatsoever.

At least I tried to do something for him, unlike yourself simply criticising another poster for actually trying to help.

Rafter? Splinter? Eye? :rolleyes:

My ratio of 'thanks' to posts isn't half bad itself considering the length of time I've been here but last I checked this isn't a p'ing contest.

You're right, I did criticise you but it certainly wasn't because you were trying to help. Quite to the contrary, it was your lack of help and the "stop being lazy" response I felt you provided to the OP without clearly reading his post.

I don't want to hijack this thread with an arguement as I don't have a recommendation.

I'm also not disputing that you're a value provider here - the amount of thanks you have proves that. You just didn't that time is all and I thought your response was patronising. Or perhaps I misunderstood completely in which case I apologise.

Either way, have a good night.

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Jeff Henshaw 15 years ago

OK then what about companies that have both USA and UK servers. Such as this one:-

InnoHosting - Web Hosting cPanel 24x7 Support - E-Commerce Optimized Business Hosting USA and UK Web Hosting

Not an affiliate link as I don't use them, but I have been looking for some additional hosting and as I live in the UK, this thread caught my attention.

I would appreciate any and all reply posts.

Regards,
Jeff.
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blue_Tiger

15 years ago

fasthostingdirect.co.uk
you get 2 years unlimited hosting + free domain registration
for only #19.9

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Amanda_Davis

15 years ago

Don't use Webfusion... they have annoying T&Cs

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NewBeing

15 years ago

Thanks Gary, I'll take a look at servage.net...

BlueTiger, I haven't heard of fasthostingdirect.co.uk, so that's another to have a gander at...

Amanda, thanks for the heads up on Webfusion, it's actually one which I did look at and considered!

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MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

15 years ago

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PaulaC

15 years ago

Originally Posted by MarkAndrews IMCopywriting

Why does it have to be UK?

Why not North American?

What is the reasoning behind using only a UK host?

That's what I was wondering. I live in Australia and all my hosting is in the US regardless of whether the site is a .au or .com.

Is there a particular reason why it is better to host in your own country for your country' domain?

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Midas3 Consulting

15 years ago

Originally Posted by PaulaC

That's what I was wondering. I live in Australia and all my hosting is in the US regardless of whether the site is a .au or .com.

Is there a particular reason why it is better to host in your own country for your country' domain?

Yes.

If you're searching from Google UK , UK hosted sites always get a preferential result unless you tick the the box on Google telling it not to search UK.

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Midas3 Consulting

15 years ago

For my UK hosting I use two companies

Positive Internet -
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UK Web Hosting - UK Reseller Hosting - UK Managed Dedicated Servers - UK Domain Registration Services

I also use united hosting for my US hosting as well.

I have a fully managed dedi with them and have been with them for about 10 years I think now.

I do also have some cheap and cheerful stuff as well, Hostgator etc but for my proper stuff I use UH.

Support is responded to within 5 minutes, (seriously) and often less than 5 minutes.
They go way beyond the call of duty every time.
They have a bunch of geeks there who truly know their **** and sort the most bizarre crap out for me.

In the last week alone they have:

Written as script for me to allow me to use PHP5 on one domain on my box whilst the other 30+ domains use PHP4.

Traced down a source of a leak in our security in a flawed script we were running - oh yeah and fixed the script for me.

Done a restore of a single directory from a file I deleted 3 days previous.

I have no financial affiliation of any kind with them, but in a world where "ok" seems to be a Gold standard, they deliver a service far above that and have done for the last five years straight.

That's my recommendation.

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Mr. Enthusiastic

15 years ago

Simon, I thought that Google UK rankings went by domain name - .uk ahead of .com, even if the server is actually located in the US. Am I mistaken? Would a .com with a UK hosting provider show up ahead of a .uk with an American host?

Chris

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Midas3 Consulting

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Mr. Enthusiastic

Simon, I thought that Google UK rankings went by domain name - .uk ahead of .com, even if the server is actually located in the US. Am I mistaken? Would a .com with a UK hosting provider show up ahead of a .uk with an American host?

Chris

What the lady said above.

Got beaten to the punch.

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Mr. Enthusiastic

15 years ago

Per the "take it up with them directly" rule, can we please separate out the question of whether Mark's cool, from the questions about UK hosting? Thanks.

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Amanda_Davis

15 years ago

If your market is UK, you should DEFINITELY host in the UK.

Google (and other search engines) will "prioritize" your site for UK searchers if it's hosted in the UK. This means it's physically hosted on a UK IP address... the domain name (.co.uk or .com) is irrelevant.

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michael_nguyen

15 years ago

I can't recommend but if you look at this page

cPanel Partners - cPanel Inc.

and do CTRL + F type in "united kingdom" and you can see all the UK
host, from there you can ask around if this is good and what not.

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zcrafts 15 years ago

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NewBeing

15 years ago

Thanks guys for your recommendations, I had a stressful day yesterday as the majority of my sites were/and still are offline due to server issues which is now hopefully being sorted... hence the request for good hosting recommendations!

Most of my sites are targeting UK traffic so that's why I was asking for a UK host, I don't know whether it would make much difference in Google but its worth testing out.

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garyogden 15 years ago

servage. net has loads of space basically unlimited and it has an easy control panel plus they let you host adult content and their email help desk is second to none.
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- garyogden 15 years ago
  
  another to try is heartinternet. com they are run by the guys who used to own web fusion i left web fusion when they started messing my sites about and uping their prices.
  
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operandi

15 years ago

I've been with RSHosting for six years and have a fully managed dedicated cPanel server with them. Its based in a UK datacentre.

They are good and have fast and effective support.

I also have a reseller account with NetHosted, who are also excellent. I have no affiliation with either company.

I like UnitedHosting too, but unfortunately they don't use cPanel. I was with them about 8 years ago.

Chris

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Matthew Duggan

15 years ago

Try these guys. A colleague/mentor of mine (AJ Silvers - he's on here) recommended them to me and I'm about to start moving my sites over to them.

Web site hosting uk - windows and linux mysql and ms sql server 2005 website hosting asp.net

Matt

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SMS

15 years ago

AJ told me had problems with some hosting he got through a BT guy or sommink. I hope it's not this one.

Anyway, I too am in the market for fast, cheap and reliable hosting. I've been with UK2 for an eternity, but over the last few weeks performance (and customer service) has been appalling.

I just did a search for 'UK2 hosting problems' and WOW, UK2 has pissed off a lot of people over the years... I just didn't know about it.

I am tempted to go with a US company (I will for my .COMs), but would prefer to host my .UKs in the UK if possible.

Originally Posted by Matthew Duggan

Try these guys. A colleague/mentor of mine (AJ Silvers - he's on here) recommended them to me and I'm about to start moving my sites over to them.

Web site hosting uk - windows and linux mysql and ms sql server 2005 website hosting asp.net

Matt

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Matthew Duggan 15 years ago

Originally Posted by SMS

AJ told me had problems with some hosting he got through a BT guy or sommink. I hope it's not this one.

Hey SMS,

Yeah, AJ told me about that too. It wasn't Host-It. He recommended them to me after the whole hosting debacle he went through (after that BT guy screwed up his hosting).

Matt
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Nick M

15 years ago

I have used fasthosts.co.uk before They have VPS from about $25 per month and dedicated from around £50. Their support was pretty good but in the end I switched to a US based host because the UK was only a tiny fraction of my market and I didn't want latency to become an issue.

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lharding

15 years ago

fasthosts.co.uk, the only way to go!!!!

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charles501

15 years ago

I use brython.com they have all sorts of deals and have done special packages for me in the past

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victoriyo 15 years ago

try leckykonsultinternational.com
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charlesbrunkle

15 years ago

you should check vidahosting.com, gd price and it comes with Cpanel

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dsmpublishing

15 years ago

Hi guys

i like heart internet and use them for my uk domains but i hate fasthosts as they are always going down and charge the earth for the priviledge!!!

kind regards

sam
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