Any hosting provider recommendations?

[Casinorep]

Do you any of you use GoDaddy? Any recommended hosting choices? Thanks!

[sweetbet]

I wouldn't recommend godaddy. I have a site hosted there that loads a little slower than most of my other sites. If you are looking for a reliable, inexpensive host, try namecheap

[Bikram]

I recommend Godaddy Clean easy manageable & A Great support Team also options to update hosting if you are getting High volume of visitor .

Thanks

[harrisrando]

My recommendation goes for Bluehost. Easy to manage, quick support and no downtime in more than 2 years...for me at least

[Voids]

I use evohosting.co.uk in the UK. Easy to use, decent speed & great support.

[iGamingWriter]

I've always used Bytemark - a little more expensive but a quality service that has round the clock support in case of emergencies.

[oddsguy]

Digital Ocean or Rackspace if you want complete control of the server and are comfortable with using the command line, or Vidahost if you prefer a simple Cloud/cPanel solution with 1-click installs etc.

It all depends on your exact requirements

[baldidiot]

My recommendation goes for Bluehost. Easy to manage, quick support and no downtime in more than 2 years...for me at least

I'd avoid bluehost for an aff site - there are reports of them shutting down gambling portals without warning: https://www.gpwa.org/forum/if-you-us...ap-215600.html

[oddsguy]

I'd avoid bluehost for an aff site - there are reports of them shutting down gambling portals without warning: https://www.gpwa.org/forum/if-you-us...ap-215600.html

I'd also avoid Bluehost. I used to have a number of sites hosted with them in 2008 and around that time they had a habit of overselling hosting packages. This meant that there were far too many sites hosted on one server and I experienced a lot of downtime and slowness.

They may be loads better now but after the reports of them shutting down gambling portals I personally wouldn't risk it. For the sake of an extra couple of quid/dollars per month I'd go with someone else.

[Scampi]

I recommend Godaddy, great support and easy to use.

[justbookies]

For usa godaddy are ok - I cant really find a decent alternative, despite reading every thread on the subject here for the last several years. For uk I use easyspace and 123-reg for vps and dedicated servers. easyspace do whack up prices on renewal and I wouldn't go with shared hosting on 123-reg (wordpress site on shared was unworkable). I don't know who to recommend for shared hosting as they all seem to put 1000 websites on a server.

[Casinorep]

Thanks for the tips fellas. I'm in the US and have used GoDaddy in the past. But my concern is that with the nature of this business, I don't get abruptly shut down by my host one day.

[PROFRBcom]

^ This is my concern as well. I use a small privately owned company to host our US websites rather than one of the big name brand providers for this very reason.