Hi guys,

I host my 23 domains and websites till now at godaddy. After all this I had enough trouble with the amil server, too many connections at the DB server and much more. No one can run a website with this troubles. I am sick of godaddy. So I am looking for a new good hosting service. I found <snip />. Anyone who can recoomend this or any other good host?

Please no recommendation from hosting owner or their employees!!

Thank you.

Originally Posted by MAD King

So I am looking for a new good hosting service. I found icdsoft.com. Anyone who can recoomend this or any other good host?

Please no recommendation from hosting owner or their employees

Anyone who can recoomend this or any other good host?
and
Please no recommendation from hosting owner or their employees
is an oxymoron because it doesn’t make any sense. You do or you don’t want
to know our opinions and there is no third option.

We all in here in one or another way connected to Web Hosting Industry
and if you want Independent opinion then visit DigitalPointless forum.

As to your question in general, icdsoft.com is Bulgarian company that claims
to host 85,000 domains and if I was you, I would think twice if jumping from
boiling water into the fire exactly what you are looking for


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They may be Bulgarian, but I recall reading lots of positive stuff about them. They're not a new host by any means, so they've passed the test of time as well.

I'm sure you can find reviews about them if you do a search using your favorite search engine.

How much email traffic do you send out per hour? All hosting providers have hourly or daily limits and many require that you throttle your SMTP traffic.

Originally Posted by 247SiteAlert

How much email traffic do you send out per hour? All hosting providers have hourly or daily limits and many require that you throttle your SMTP traffic.

I eat mostly Aplles but sometimes I swallow sugar just to keep me going




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Originally Posted by fastreplies

I eat mostly Aplles but sometimes I swallow sugar just to keep me going

oops, wrong forum


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Thank you for DigitalPointless and for not going to this Bulgary Host.

I recoomend HostForWeb or IXWebhosting

Originally Posted by webhostcoupon

I recoomend HostForWeb or IXWebhosting

I was talking to IXWebhosting before and they aren't cheap. They charge for 23 domains $275 a year!!! Same with HostForWeb.

It would be advisable to probably buy a reseller account or VPS if you are planning to host 23 domains - remember that if you don't pay much, you shouldn't expect much!

I recommend buying a reseller account from www.bodhosting.com, Ive been with them a fair few months, excellent! Msn 24/7 support too.

I use steadcom.com...

They only offer vps services currently and I have had no problems with them as of yet.

They are offering a 30% discount on webhostingtalk.com if you are interested.

Originally Posted by whym

It would be advisable to probably buy a reseller account or VPS if you are planning to host 23 domains - remember that if you don't pay much, you shouldn't expect much!

I completely agree with this.

Multi-domain shared (including reseller) hosting is ok, and perfect for some people. However, if you're hosting 23 domains (i.e. 23 sites) then my guess is that at least 1 or 2 of those are pretty important to you.

Therefore you would probably want to have the reassurance of your own server environment giving you better security and (providing that whoever is responsible for looking after the VPS knows what they're doing) better reliability.

With the right provider, you should also be confident that you're getting a guaranteed amount of server hardware resources (CPU time, RAM etc.).

One thing to keep in mind however is that the specs of the underlying hardware are completely irrelevant to you. If you're the only VPS on a 1.8GHz P4 then you'll still be getting much more performance than someone with a VPS on a multiprocessor Quad-Core 2.4 GHz system if they're sharing that with 50 others!

Bottom line - any decent hosting provider will manage their servers properly to ensure good performance and reliability. The problem is that if you want that kind of service then you have to be prepared to pay for it - so don't be tempted to look for the cheapest option... it probably isn't the best value one!

I have to say fasthosts have really reliable servers (especially for mail) despite a little bad press. I haven't had a single problem with them.

I think that reseller account from companies like hostgator.com or webhostingbuzz.com suits you fully. Just try to contact them and ask if they will be able to content your requiments.

I reckon a VPS would suit you more then anything, but also depends upon your budget, your requirements and ofcourse the traffic.

Thanks
GS