Looking for a good hosting company

[Dom2]

You should have a look at safehosting.com. I signed up and got a really good deal with them a couple of months ago. I'm looking at VPS now and there prices are very competitive.:agree:

 

[Joseffis]

You precisely will not regret having looked at **********. Due to the great network and server uptime, my friends have been able to gain a good reputation for their business website. The prices are really cheap and their staff is always attentive to the clients. You can contact support team and they will tell you the steps how to host your website.

 

[Artashes]

Have you checked out Total Choice Hosting?

http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/

I use them and they're pretty good.

What is the website that you host with them?

 

[SoftsysHosting]

Work out your requirements, work out your budget, shortlist some hosts through their reviews here and at WHT, sign up with the one that best accommodates your needs

Good luck!

- Rick

 

[ehazeem]

The best way to get a good hosting is to try one

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[jameer]

As you rightly said the reliability and high performance should be the key terms in selecting your hosting company.

The reliability comes from the experience and specialization.

I also suggest you to slightly increase your budget since you are running a commercial website.

M6.Net provides PHP hosting with flexible plans with great reputation since 1997. You just browse through the plans available here and feel free to put in your queries and requirements.

Good Luck

 

[Dom2]

one just has to shop around.
I know that safehosting.com has good technical support. everytime i have sent them an email, the support team has written back or fixed the problem almost immediately

 

[datman001]

I agree with the other when they say that if you are looking for a high quality hosting company, you have to be willing to pay a little more that what you have budgeted. It goes back to the say" You get what you pay for".

 

[fortbox]

Hi, usekar.

$20/year is....is what it is...and as the old saying you get what you pay for.

Just like many have said before, increasing your budget will help you find a hosting company you can rely on.

 

[ehazeem]

It is all true

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