I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.

I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to move
due to slow response times for tech support.

Here are his requirements:

$10.00 per month or less.
CPanel
Linux
MySql
Perl/CGI
PHP
Unlimited email addresses
At least 3 domains
The disk space and bandwidth offered by any $10.00 host should be more
than enough for him. He is currently paying for 500mb of disk space and
8gb of transfer.

I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at wehostingtalk.com.

In article <EeqdnQyjdIk0BHTbnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@comcast.com>,
sbryce@scottbryce.com says...
> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to move
> due to slow response times for tech support.
>
> Here are his requirements:
>
> $10.00 per month or less.
> CPanel
> Linux
> MySql
> Perl/CGI
> PHP
> Unlimited email addresses
> At least 3 domains
> The disk space and bandwidth offered by any $10.00 host should be more
> than enough for him. He is currently paying for 500mb of disk space and
> 8gb of transfer.
>
> I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at wehostingtalk.com.
>
Slow tech support response times? Looks like things at P-Z have not
changed.

Take a look at DreamHost. A friend of mine has been very happy with
them.

On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 14:12:20 -0600, Scott Bryce
<sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote:

>
>I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at wehostingtalk.com.

Been using them for a few months now without any issues, havent had to
contact support since I signed up and when I did contact them they got
back to me within minutes.

--
If it keeps up, man will atrophy all his limbs but the push-button finger.
~Frank Lloyd Wright - www.cynode.com | (NSFW) www.cynbabes.com (NWS)

Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote in
news:EeqdnQyjdIk0BHTbnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@comcast.com:

> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to
> move due to slow response times for tech support.
>
> Here are his requirements:
>
> $10.00 per month or less.
> CPanel
> Linux
> MySql
> Perl/CGI
> PHP
> Unlimited email addresses
> At least 3 domains
> The disk space and bandwidth offered by any $10.00 host should be more
> than enough for him. He is currently paying for 500mb of disk space
> and 8gb of transfer.
>
> I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at
> wehostingtalk.com.

I had a bad experience with HostGator and left after only a few months.


--
Karl Groves
http://www.WebAccessStrategies.com

Scott Bryce wrote:
> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to move
> due to slow response times for tech support.

I <knocks on wood> have been pleased with my move to

http://downtownhost.com/

In particular, I've had three needs for assistance, and each time I've used
their live-chat support with excellent one-chat-session resolution of the
issues.

Note you can reduce the cost *considerably* by paying for longer
increments of time.

> Here are his requirements:

Check out their various plans.

> I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at wehostingtalk.com.

That's where I got the leads for downtownhost.


--
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Killing all posts from Google Groups
The Usenet Improvement Project:
http://improve-usenet.org <----------- New Site Aug 28

Suddenly, without warning, Scott Bryce exclaimed (9/14/2007 5:42 AM):
> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to move
> due to slow response times for tech support.
>
> Here are his requirements:
>
> $10.00 per month or less.
> CPanel
> Linux
> MySql
> Perl/CGI
> PHP
> Unlimited email addresses
> At least 3 domains
> The disk space and bandwidth offered by any $10.00 host should be more
> than enough for him. He is currently paying for 500mb of disk space and
> 8gb of transfer.
>
> I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at wehostingtalk.com.

I've been with webmasters.com for years, no complaints.

jmc

Scott Bryce wrote:
> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.

I went to Wirenine ( http://www.wirenine.com/ ) after the Moose fiasco.
Been very happy with them. They actually answer emails and tech support
tickets! Uptime's been great, prices are too. No complaints from me
whatsoever.

Jack

Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote in message:
EeqdnQyjdIk0BHTbnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@comcast.com,

> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.

I like AXIShost. I've never needed any support from them so I can't
comment on that, but the prices and the uptime are good.

--
Red

Red E. Kilowatt wrote:

> Scott Bryce wrote:
>> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
>> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
>> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> I like AXIShost. I've never needed any support from them so I can't
> comment on that, but the prices and the uptime are good.

I'll second that. I've two sites with AxisHost since Affordable.hoser
went nuts, and I'm happy. The little support I've needed has been
excellent.

--
-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

Red E. Kilowatt <redkilowattREMOVE@aww-faq.org> wrote:

> Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote in message:
> EeqdnQyjdIk0BHTbnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@comcast.com,
>
> > I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> > recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> > recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> I like AXIShost. I've never needed any support from them so I can't
> comment on that, but the prices and the uptime are good.

I will also speak in favor of AxisHost.com. They offer a great service
with excellent support.

"Karl Groves" <karl@NOSPAMkarlcore.com> wrote in message
news:Xns99AAB10A0CAC8karlkarlcorecom@130.81.64.196 ...
> Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote in
> news:EeqdnQyjdIk0BHTbnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@comcast.com:
>
>> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
>> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
>> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>>
>> I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to
>> move due to slow response times for tech support.
>>
>> Here are his requirements:
>>
>> $10.00 per month or less.
>> CPanel
>> Linux
>> MySql
>> Perl/CGI
>> PHP
>> Unlimited email addresses
>> At least 3 domains
>> The disk space and bandwidth offered by any $10.00 host should be more
>> than enough for him. He is currently paying for 500mb of disk space
>> and 8gb of transfer.
>>
>> I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at
>> wehostingtalk.com.
>
> I had a bad experience with HostGator and left after only a few months.
> --
> Karl Groves
> http://www.WebAccessStrategies.com

I've been with HostGator for over a year, with 30 or so sites under a
reseller account, and have had very good service and uptime. As Karl's
exerience indicates, YMMV.

Alex

On Sep 15, 6:36 pm, "Alex" <tuchasoffentisch@_NO_SPAM_gmail.com>
wrote:
> "Karl Groves" <k...@NOSPAMkarlcore.com> wrote in message
>
> news:Xns99AAB10A0CAC8karlkarlcorecom@130.81.64.196 ...
>
>
>
> > Scott Bryce <sbr...@scottbryce.com> wrote in
> >news:EeqdnQyjdIk0BHTbnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@comcast.com :
>
> >> I know some of the regulars here have been burned by hosts that were
> >> recommended here. I have also noticed that if someone asks for a
> >> recommendation, there are few responses. I'll try anyway.
>
> >> I have a client that survived the Page-Zone mess, but now wants to
> >> move due to slow response times for tech support.
>
> >> Here are his requirements:
>
> >> $10.00 per month or less.
> >> CPanel
> >> Linux
> >> MySql
> >> Perl/CGI
> >> PHP
> >> Unlimited email addresses
> >> At least 3 domains
> >> The disk space and bandwidth offered by any $10.00 host should be more
> >> than enough for him. He is currently paying for 500mb of disk space
> >> and 8gb of transfer.
>
> >> I am looking at HostGator, based on positive comments at
> >> wehostingtalk.com.
>
> > I had a bad experience with HostGator and left after only a few months.
> > --
> > Karl Groves
> >http://www.WebAccessStrategies.com
>
> I've been with HostGator for over a year, with 30 or so sites under a
> reseller account, and have had very good service and uptime. As Karl's
> exerience indicates, YMMV.
>
> Alex

I've used Proclanhosting.com for almost a year now with no problems. I
think they cater to gaming sites and are kinda small but there support
has been fine with me.