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go daddy hosting? · **Released**: 02-01-2007

does anyone have any experience with them? i havent necessarily heard nething good or bad about their hosting. i am looking at their virtual dedicated servers. it has a decent price, but i cant see newhere what kind of bandwidth im getting. 500 gb a month is all fine and dandy but if its on a 10mbit setup instead of a 100mbit setup then it wont do me much good. anyways, if anyone has any experience with their hosting id love to hear it.

DasCool · #2 02-01-2007, 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by FockerFGAA

does anyone have any experience with them? i havent necessarily heard nething good or bad about their hosting. i am looking at their virtual dedicated servers. it has a decent price, but i cant see newhere what kind of bandwidth im getting. 500 gb a month is all fine and dandy but if its on a 10mbit setup instead of a 100mbit setup then it wont do me much good. anyways, if anyone has any experience with their hosting id love to hear it.

can't use VBulletin on them

Brandon Sheley · #3 02-01-2007, 03:07 AM

yes you can, you can run vb just fine on godaddy,, but they suck as hosting.. Use anyone else but them, I always cringe when I have to work on a godaddy account.

da420 · #4 02-01-2007, 03:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Loco.M

yes you can, you can run vb just fine on godaddy,, but they suck as hosting.. Use anyone else but them, I always cringe when I have to work on a godaddy account.

Them and 1&1.

FockerFGAA · #5 02-01-2007, 04:27 AM

well its good to get responses. i wasnt really considering them to much, but if people had heard good things i was going to consider them more. im leaning towards either fluidhosting or servint. i know fluid is better but they are a bit more costly to get the same bandwidth. i dont know a whole lot about servint to tell you the truth, but their packages seemed decent.

Marco van Herwaarden · #6 02-01-2007, 05:00 AM

I wouldn't suggest Go Daddy for hosting, just do a search on vb.com forums for user experiences. If you do choose them, stay away from their Windows servers and the cheapest plans.

texasf1racer · #7 02-01-2007, 06:23 AM

I use SiteGround.

They have servers setup specifically for hosting vBulletin. I've had no probs at all and they have a great support ticket system.

Digitalus · #8 02-01-2007, 11:47 AM

The hosting from godaddy realy s*cks, The best for me is still ev1servers

Sophonax · #9 02-01-2007, 02:24 PM

If you're looking for a good web and vBulletin host, I'd recommend Neoservers. I use them myself and I'm very pleased with it all. Genious support.
Running CentOS Linux servers. And, the backup system is awesome. ;D

texasf1racer · #10 02-01-2007, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Digitalus

The hosting from godaddy realy s*cks, The best for me is still ev1servers

When considering hosting a forum, Go Daddy is really not a good choice, actually he's right...they pretty much s*ck.

BUT, if you're just looking for alot of storage space for a descent price, Go Daddy's deluxe hosting plan isn't bad. It;s like $14.95/mo for 200GB of space and 2,000GB of bandwidth. I have my forum hosted with SiteGround and I store all my big files for members to download on the Go Daddy server. :up:

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Originally Posted by Sophonax

If you're looking for a good web and vBulletin host, I'd recommend Neoservers. I use them myself and I'm very pleased with it all. Genious support.
Running CentOS Linux servers. And, the backup system is awesome. ;D

I briefly looked at their site/prices. I think you get ALOT more with SiteGround. Have a look see, maybe you can save a few dollars. :up: