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February 14, 2017 - I have a DST server (actually two, ... Yesterday a couple of friends and I played ~20 days of endless mode. For the first few days everything was fine. Some of us experienced some lag at save time, but nothing bad.

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Has anyone used a hosting company called GreenGeeks for hosting? Haven't seen many reviews, just curious how they are? Aug 5, 2026 · Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs). 529 replies. Hasan Piker: Everyone being like, 'Abdul has a fuck-ton of work to do mending bridges', here's the fucking take nuke for you: Yo

October 2, 2024 - I switched from hostgator to nixi hosting and loving it so far · Reply · reply · MAD_KlNG · • · • · I use Hostinger.. they are excellent in security, support and uptime.. i could send you a discount if u want · Reply · reply · Expert-Dimension2792 · • · • · While GreenGeeks and Hos

I'm new to blogging and starting a nutrition blog to teach people about my mobile/web app (Flutter). Planning to use Wordpress with only 1 site. Would

Right now SiteGround is running a promo on their shared GrowBig (managed WP) hosting plan where the total would be $89.97 USD for the full year

It seems like their reseller hosting packages have great monthly costs, A2 had (honestly) shite communications response to any tickets. Their

Greengeeks' Lite plan is $69 a year, while Namecheap's is $35 including domain registration. NameCheap, it's good and cheap. They roll their

greengeeks isn't cheap, though it is cheaper than you were using. Green Geeks performs server migration, breaks dozens of sites, and support

Webhosting support girl for 20+ years here. Sometimes unexpected things happen during migrations that don’t make sense. There are changes to the IP address and change of physical path of your site from the old server to the new server. Assuming you’re using WordPress based on your reference to media

Site down right now. Turns out it’s a hosting issue (Chemicloud emergency maintenance).

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I've looked at a lot of plans and narrowed my search (so far) to Cl*udways, KnownHost, Chemicloud, and Scala. (although Chemicloud's uber-low price gives me pause.) I've scoured this sub and other forums reading reviews. So I'm just looking to hear from people with recent experiences with any of the

I don’t know anything about chemicloud but looking it up, their reviews seem fake. Hostinger isn’t the best. I’d say you should widen your choices as there are many affordable and reliable hosts that will fit your budget. If you specify more about your budget and what you’re looking for, I could rec

November 7, 2022 - Chemicloud and Siteground offer very different hosting experiences. While Siteground is renowned for its reliability, speed, and uptime, chemicloud is said to be faster and more affordable. Which provider is right for you depends on your needs.

Apparently, the issue was the "theme" of the website. Once it was disabled or "reset," My advice is to switch hosts. This is typical of

In addition to somehow taking forever to load a site, Bluehost support isn't great. For what you're paying, Siteground has better performance

Hi everyone! I am looking for a new host this month because I am moving on from Hostgator after they have been horrible. The security that was supposed

Any one experiencing extremely slow tech support response? From the basics to the complex? Any other Hosting company you recommend?

Yeah lots of positive reviews and articles written about them. Even accounting for the "fake review" problem they still seemed like a safe bet.

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August 12, 2025 - Namecheap's name is a lie. Also, they host TONS of spammers and scammers, and do nothing when you report them, FYI. ... and their DNS propagation is dreadfully slow. when I was with them, changes would take up to 24 hours to happen. I switched to cloud flare as soon as I could and

September 12, 2025 - I just switched from them a year ago, haha.

142 votes, 173 comments. true I've been noticing progressively slower http redirects from namecheap for my domains lately. I saw this happening before, but assumed it was... I've been using Namecheap for a long time & liked their platform because of its cheap domains, straightforward UI & guides, fr

So I am a musician with a BandZoogle account (a lot like Wix but for musicians specifically) and I have successfully connected my bandzoogle website

| | | | | --- | | | omnimus on March 14, 2025 | parent | prev | next (javascript:void(0)) Just buy domain on namecheap and move DNS somewhere else. Most server providers have good free ones or even cloudflare. Problem solved. | | | | | | | --- | | | gigatree on March 14, 2025 | prev | next (javascri

I went with Web Hosting Canada. Exact site that was apparently causing huge problems with Namecheap has functioned for a year with zero issues.

In case you missed the news, A2 Hosting has been recently acquired by UK-based World Host Group and they rebranded it to Hosting.com. I've been

In relation to cPanel being down, this is a known issue from cPanel themselves. A2 Hosting rebranded to hosting.com

Update: After somewhat 20 hours of partial or full server down, the sites are running fine. Still a bit slow. I provided them all the access

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