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No. Hostinger only offers AI chatbot, 24/7 live chat, and email/ticket support. If phone support is important to you, that's a real point in Bluehost's favor. ### Can I migrate from Bluehost to Hostinger (or vice versa)? [...] If you've never used WordPress before and you'll need to actually call so

Despite multiple support chats and follow-ups, my issue remains unresolved. there is often no update, no follow-up, and no accountability.

- I totally get the frustration - I have dealt with "bot-like" support on multiple hosts, and it's honestly the worst. That said, my experience with Hostinger has been mostly the opposite over the last 2+ years. I have contacted them about 8-10 times so far for migrations, billing confusion, and SSL

a bit of planning we one-shot moved my domains and DNS over to Cloudflare and then all the sites to an InMotion Hosting dedicated server over the weekend. The total monthly cost for this is almost exactly 10 TIMES LESS than I was paying AWS. Everything with InMotion feels significantly faster, espec

1.5 stars overall and. I used InMotion, they are a fine host. I just didn't like their backend or customer service area, but I'm picky.

Quite honestly, there's plenty of sites that are going to be ok for you but I wouldn't got with InMotion. Some of the language there just make

Day with inmotion went so smooth, the prompt phone pickup on my initial request call. Super speedy verification of my persons and my account,

First, please make sure to backup any data you may need from your original canadianenergyissues.com hosting package an download the backup to a safe place.

- Rating this company with one start is too generous — Run, Don’t Walk, Away from HostPapa This has been, without exaggeration, the most mind-numbingly incompetent support (technical and billing) experience I’ve ever had — with any company, in any industry. All I asked was for two hosting accounts t

HostPapa has a long tail of complaints about auto-renewals, upsell charges, and aggressive billing practices. But these are not unique to them.

I pay about $35/year already for each shared hosting plan and moving to Linode and DigitalOcean seem to be a bit cheaper and I can play with other technologies.

In 2025 I moved some of my servers from Linode to Hetzner. My reasoning for moving away from Linode: Linode does not provide ARM servers.

This migration process implies major architecture change - going from non-dockerized setup to containers, from load-balanced setup to what looks like one

I moved two servers, one from Linode and the other from DO to Hetzner a few months ago, with similar savings. The best part was that the two servers had

DO NOT USE LINODE r/VPS - 0 upvotes, 15 comments My experience with Linode at withfriends.co today. - They performed an emergency maintenance action without notification to us - They did not backup our server before performing this action, so our only snapshot is the one we set up and a couple days

My experience with Linode at withfriends.co today, so I would recomment not using them. They performed an emergency maintenance action without notification to

I made the HORRIBLE mistake of using vps.net for over a year (from September 09 to September 10) and it was honestly the worst hosting experience of my life (and I keep an eye on them, still as bad as ever) so when I switched to Linode I was expecting more of the same, in over 8 months I have never

My overall experience with Linode has been great. Moving from shared web hosting to a VPS had a learning curve, but the guides provided by Linode along with

We have been experiencing a lot of server instability in recent months, servers needing reboot due to vSphere related errors about storage,

I switched to Vultr and have no problems or regrets. The only negative thing I have to say about Vultr is that their $2.50/month server

Out of the two shared hosting providers, I'd choose Nexcess - they have a good reputation for shared Magento hosting - and a good history of

- significantly cheaper then vultr, OVH or Digital Ocean for more cpu cores,bandwidth and RAM. Vultr decided to stop offering low cost options and kept raising prices, so we left. It also lined up with Plesk doing the same so we changed to coolify - price and options (arm mainly) now i feel like DO,

| | ed\_mercer 12 months ago | parent | next (javascript:void(0)) Can you please elaborate how Azure is cheaper? | | | | | | jordanbeiber 12 months ago | root | parent | next (javascript:void(0)) ”Same here” meaning moving to Hetzner, but from Azure - could’ve made it less ambiguous! Might throw tog

is on the game project itself and I’d like to shift the server management to Hetzner. I came across their Managed Server service and am considering whether this is a good idea. I’d love to hear your thoughts on: Has anyone here made the switch to managed services? How has that experience been? Does

| JonathonW on Feb 29, 2024 | root | parent | prev | next (javascript:void(0)) Hetzner's US cloud zones are colocated in someone else's facility (AFAICT they don't specify where): | | | | | | yaseer on Feb 29, 2024 | prev | next (javascript:void(0)) If anybody has migrated from AWS to Hetzner what w

Hi, Our dedicated server has developed a fault, and we were given a time for maintenance intervention, and asked to put the server into recovery mode

Now it's 140h+ hours is still not delivered. Their support is unhelpful and robotic. it will take almost a month to deliver the server, there

Been reading alot regarding downtime and support issues, but there's also a fair amount of people that did not have any issues with OVH in many

Unfortunately is not possible to switch between subsidiaries due to Data protection policies, but you can confirm if your account is not in the

Just move the domain over to easyDNS - Canadian, dyndns support across all service levels.

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