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I am looking to switch from my VPS provider to other. In the past two months the server has gone down at least a half dozen time.
Looking for something reliable and ideally fairly fast.
Need to your views on QHoster.com services, thoughts?
Any other web hosts I should be considering?
I think quality VPS deals can be got from QHoster.com and A2hosting.com.
Their servers are solid and prices are competitive.
Their network is fully-redundant and there are a lot of methods of payment.
I believe that it will be reasonable to deal with HostingSource.com web host.
They're offering nice special on their cheap VPS deals - 50% off.
They were very prompt at answering my questions and went above and beyond by offering their help in other areas.
I'm happy with everything... overall, it is excellent host!
QHoster.com have been a simply amazing experience. I have always been happy with the quality of service, the options the server offers, as well as the varieties of data plans.
You can get nice Virtual Servers starting at $14.95/mo.
You will be able to pay via Bitcoin, WebMoney, Perfect Money, Skrill, Payza.
Hostsailor.com has provided a lot of quality and reliable VPS deals on different OSs and their prices are competitive.
There is hardware raid10, 24/7 network monitoring, 99.9% Uptime and many others in their plans.
You should look for a minimum uptime of 99%. In fact, even 99% is actually too low - it really should be 99.5% or higher.
Pretty good vps hosting deals offered by Vpspath.com, decent web host.
Price is great, reliability is great and I would definitely recommend them to others.
You may have a quality and reliable VPS deal from hostsailor.com.
They provide Gig connections, 24/7 network monitoring, a variety of operating systems, Backups, etc..
+100 to them.
Can say that Qualityhostonline.com is excellent web host. uptime 100%, fast support team, fast servers, cPanel, price is higher than other companies, but because they are EXCELLENT.
The support guys generally know their stuff as well which is a big bonus for us.
To make proper suggestion it will be easier to hear your demands
If you're running a business, I suggest that you weigh the costs of your site being down against the cost of paying a few dollars extra per month for a good web host. When your site is "down", you will lose your sales and customers for that period.
Don't necessarily choose a host with the "fastest" ticket response time, but choose one who you feel you communicate well with.