Web Hosting Reviews Allow Others to Share Their Experiences

Posted by admin | review | Tuesday 15 June 2010 8:11 pm

Are you a fan of movies? If so, you have probably used someone’s opinion to determine whether or not to see a particular film. For example, you may have perused a website to see what other consumers say about the movie, or you may head to a newspaper’s website to see what a famous critic has to say. Obviously, reviews are a great way of getting a clear picture on a product, service or other item.

Luckily there are many ways in which people can access reviews in order to help them make a decision. Most websites use stars, symbols or notes to explain to their visitors that reviews or comments are available about a specific item or service. Such opportunities should be taken in order to avoid wasting money, time or dealing with frustration that might have otherwise been avoided.

Take web hosting for example, the technologies and easy access to web hosting companies has created thousands, perhaps millions, of personal and professional websites around the world. Web hosting companies provide space on a dedicated, shared or even “virtual” server where someone can operate a business or simply have their very own web site.

Unfortunately, not all web hosting companies are the same, and web hosting reviews are very helpful way to let others know about experiences with your web hosting provider. Additionally, they are a great tool to use for determining whether or not to select a specific web hosting company.

For example, a company that declares itself a “cheap” or “affordable” web hosting company may provide little else than some space on a server and perhaps the FTP location to download files. While this may come at an incredibly inexpensive rate, for nearly the same expense there will probably be several other web hosting sites that can provide free applications and other assistance with setting up and maintaining a great website. It really pays to “shop around”.

Where are good reviews located? Look for a site that is a completely unbiased online directory working to provide consumers with the information they need to make the best choice in a cheap web hosting company. They screen all of their members, and are able to offer a money back guarantee to their users. The easy to use site simply asks visitors to select the kind of web hosting they will need, and then provides them with comparisons of all available providers as well as many reviews about each company listed.

Comments (9)

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Comment by AreYuniScared — June 15, 2010 @ 8:37 pm
Great idea, people are so cheap. Great way to expose. Morality all the way, at least be more unique in the way reviews are done. It’s getting old, and as mentioned in this video, all about money. Mission ComPleted
Comment by Nebelhex — June 15, 2010 @ 8:50 pm
I’ve been trying to find a new host for a long time but the net is so flooded with those sites and hosts in general trying to hustle you. (For example, was just reading JustHost’s terms saw the “guaranteed” refund if service sucks, will cost $20!)
Comment by Captnuendo — June 16, 2010 @ 8:31 pm
I made my own hosting company and work local… Screw you hosting companies killing the little man…
stop doing unlimited hosting.. PPL DONT NEED UNLIMITED.. let the small fish eat!!! ahem justhost, host gator/ i hate u lol
Comment by dfreysinger — June 17, 2010 @ 12:49 am
Don’t confuse webhosting with web design. Many web hosts provide easy install software with their package, but if you want a store, you need a web designer or plenty of time to learn it yourself.

Think of a web host as a landlord. The landlord isn’t going to design and furnish your house for you, and the web host is not going to design and furnish your website for you.
Comment by pzmtuthcvpvl — June 17, 2010 @ 4:34 am
Sad truth of the matter is that this is, for the most part, likely to continue. 00.00.00.00 ( IPv4) is a loony circus of spoofing but no one is likely to move forward. This person’s work is remarkable and commendable but even though Comcast put up a free-help for transition to IPv6 ( much, much stronger and spoof-proof ) no one, including the majors ( who should have the technical talent ) has even bothered to obtain an IPv6 – let alone move away from IPv4
Comment by funkboybilly — June 17, 2010 @ 5:41 am
Great video, so true. Begs the question why aren’t there any community based host review sites where the best hosts are calculated by democratic user-review?
Comment by Captnuendo — June 17, 2010 @ 7:50 am
me too brother!!! they need to let the small fish eat!!!!! I am based in nyc u?
Comment by raenk — June 18, 2010 @ 1:45 pm
Unlimited resources or big amount of resources for ridiculous prices are symptoms of overselling and overloading. Which means you will NOT get anything unlimited and your website(s) will end up in an overloaded server with another 2 thousands clients fighting for the server resources provoking server crashes and unstability.

Better search for virtualsplits
Comment by phanumasphotography — June 19, 2010 @ 2:59 am
Thank you, I’ve just fallen fowl from a recommendation in hostgeeks amongst many others. Just assigned a new hoster as a result of their ‘independent ranking’
So be warned, InMotion don’t have great support or a great service but they do have a great SMM team posting how wonderful they are!