Lorry, GilliC, others in the know.
I've had it up to here (points way above her head) with my current webhosting company. They've changed settings on me and I can't update my blog anymore. Their helpdesk is virtually unavailable too.
So I'm looking for a good new webhost. I have 2K/30K a month now and pay 30 euro's a year. I'd be okay with paying a little more, but not 10 times as much, which is what the best rated ones will ask me, at least. A virtual server is fine. I just need one that has good average uptime and has GREAT customer service. (As in they respond to mail and have a phonenumber).
Any advice. I really don't care if it's in NL, after all, I'm assuming they all accept paypal or credit cards.
I'll ask FH as well, but I know he'll feel bad and will offer to host it on his server and I don't want that because we really don't have the room/speed here to do that and I'd feel weird about him pushing it in between his work stuff.
So any advice??
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What I'm looking forward to in 2012:

Eating our way through (northern) Italy on vacation
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Re: Techie advice please
I've been using Dreamhost for 6 years now, and I've been very happy with them, but I just use space on a shared server, which costs around $100/year. They have virtual servers if you need the dedicated system resources to guarantee performance, but it starts at $15/month extra. I just have my blog and photo galleries, so I don't do any time-critical processing. As for uptime, it's definitely at a professional level. I don't know if it's completely 100%, because my site definitely doesn't get enough traffic that I'd notice a 10-minute drop if the server failed at some point. I'm sure their guaranteed uptime policy is on their site somewhere.
I actually hosted our high school reunion website on my existing shared network space and just registered a second domain name, and no one reported having any problems with the site at all (aside from a few coding mistakes on my part)!
If you're interested in trying it out, my referral promo code (GILLIC50) will discount $50 off the first year.
Thanks ladies!
If I go with them, I'll definitely use the code. 50 dollars off is awesome.
I just tried sending them an e-mail through their form and there seems to be something wrong with the mailform (it won't send/gives me an error), so I'll try again later. (If you happen to have a direct e-mail address for sales, that'd be awesome too :-) )
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What I'm looking forward to in 2012:
Eating our way through (northern) Italy on vacation
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