SOCIAL NOISE

I just finished up an experience at Liquid Web which began with ordering a bare metal server, getting a blacklisted IP, finding out I had to

They take multiple days to solve basic issues but mostly the problem never really gets solved. They just tire you out until you give up. Such a

I see those ads for Liquid Web every time I log in here and I'd like to say be VERY CAREFUL when signing up with them.

Are you on a PC? Have you checked your computer for malware? Malware can try to redirect your browser to scammy urls and chrome would give you

Problems at LiquidWeb? Problems with a forced migration (they are shutting down the old server). The old server was running the nameservers.

Awful GoDaddy experience buying a premium domain: blocked account, broken verification, support trying to resell it higher, and delegate

This company is truly a scam. They sold my client a 10-year plan, bundled with worthless services like SSL, website security, and site

“It's user‑friendly and straightforward, making it easy to create and manage a basic website quickly. While it lacks some advanced

Hostinger's WooCommerce setup is definitely cheaper and easier to get going than HostGator's, but it really depends on what you need. If you're

It really gets down to the features you need. Hostinger and Bluehost are about the same tier - it's trying to choose between terrible and horrible. Siteground

They're comparable in many ways, but Hostgator will give you better support (live online chat!), and have better practices overall. As with most

Please avoid Hostgator. It would be a massive downgrade from Siteground. If you have multiple sites to host, Hustly should work out cheaper than both.

Switch away, and ideally to a reseller account* if you are hosting multiple unrelated websites for clients. Hostgator are one of the worst

I am looking into switching from a Domain and Hosting plan on HostGator. Currently my email is accessed through the legacy G-Suite (Google

I've been using HostGator since 2016, I have the shared hatchling plan and I absolutely hate their speeds and the cost of it.

After having a reseller shared account with HostGator for over 16 years, and with very few issues, I'm now inclined to make a switch after

The total time to switch from HostGator to Hetzner did not took more than 6/8 Hours. What I mean is in 6/8 Hours the website was running

I've had a couple of £1 Ionos VPSs for years, I don't think there's ever been downtime as far as I can remember. ... Once you cancel your ionos

Two days ago, Ionos experienced a major outage, and the speed of two of my websites dropped dramatically. ... anyone experience slow web hosting

They say as its internal so likely no downtime and no need to setup dns again (as its already in the domain). But they do say it could go down

Do not use Ionos no matter what. Essentially, they operate on a system where it's easy to sign up for things, and hard to cancel them. After

Siteground have fantastic support if you stuck or have problems they always help you. ... TMD Hosting or Siteground? r/webhosting. • 3y ago. TMD

We found 2 good options: KnownHost and SCALA hosting, both are independent, support is pretty good and quick. ... TMDHosting awful customer

The thing that I did not know before, that according to TMD support is not solvable is that the adult sites are also accessible as subdomains of

From the reading I've done, TMDHosting is my current first choice, but I have no experience with them and I've seen mixed reviews in places. I'd

I've tried hostgator in the past and my experience was terrible. TMD Hosting and Siteground seem to be the ones that I haven't read many bad

Ang TMD ay hindi nakakakuha ng magagandang review sa WHT nitong mga nakaraang araw.

Before this, I had tried a separate hosting company, TMD Hosting, but not found their plan satisfactory. The major website of our company is

I thought I picked a good option with TMD Hosting. But now they can't seem to get my domain set up on their nameservers, which is a huge red flag to me.

i moved to this host because i thought it will be perfect for my websites from reviews. But my sites are contstantly offline.

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