I’m looking for a better hosting?

[dream-date.nl]

Hello,

I am looking for a host strong and protected,


i suffered With many companies .. because of their bad service


Generally;

i wan't 2Gb

and Bandwith: I do not know how many data transfer (so,it's Back to you )


these is my new website you can see it in here :blush:

dream-date.nl

and I hope that there will be cuts :stickout:

Best Regards

mariah

[iHubNet-Matt]

Seems it is slow in loading.
How much bandwidth are you currently using? if you have any control panel you will be able to find that info.
And what is your budget? i would suggest you to start looking in the offer sections.

[Hostcoin]

Hello dream-date,

While checking I found the same results as Matt in other words the web site is loading slow.
Thats true, your website requires good amount of web space, bandwidth, security and reliability. Tweaking services and server optimization (php and MySQL) can do the work properly.

Please let me know if you have any issues

Thank you.

[micksss]

Your site has a great design. How much traffic does it get?

[Dotster]

Are you looking for a Europe-based provider?
What companies have you used and what have you suffered? It's essential to know that in order to recommend you a host who will meet your needs completely.
The gallery hosting that I can name on the spot are siteground.com, westhost.com and ahosting.biz.

[gannik]

Specify your budget please.
I'd advise you to use Webhostingbuzz.com and 1&1.com. Both companies provides cheap web hosting solution and their prices aren't very high.

[kylebacc]

Though many may feel differently that I do, I figure since you are looking for advice, I would put my 2cents in real quick.

The way I see it, if you go with a smaller company, you have less chances of being overlooked. You see, as smaller company is going to want to keep and please every client it signs. So you should receive better support, which is a biggie for me. But as with all of my other recommendations, you must find a company who is not trying to offer you the world for pennies.

Again, these are just my opinions, take them for what you will

[RSHosting]

Originally Posted by kylebacc

The way I see it, if you go with a smaller company, you have less chances of being overlooked. You see, as smaller company is going to want to keep and please every client it signs. So you should receive better support, which is a biggie for me. But as with all of my other recommendations, you must find a company who is not trying to offer you the world for pennies.

Your point is quit correct. I will suggest you take a good review of the company you will choice.. search on google about how there server is what there client speak about them on forums and then decide to get a good service from new host.

[kylebacc]

Originally Posted by RSHosting

Your point is quit correct. I will suggest you take a good review of the company you will choice.. search on google about how there server is what there client speak about them on forums and then decide to get a good service from new host.

Yes, and another thing is...ask their sales why they think they are a good company for you. You can work out a lot about them by asking this. Just a thought.

[biggest_hosting]

Originally Posted by kylebacc

Yes, and another thing is...ask their sales why they think they are a good company for you. You can work out a lot about them by asking this. Just a thought.

Seeing uptime stats for a year or so would also help.

[kylebacc]

Oh and another thing, make sure whoever you go with, is going to prorate your account in the event of a non scheduled downtime. It's not fun paying for something you aren't getting, especially if you are a money grubber like me