Looking for trustworthy web hosting provider

[Glow]

Looking for any suggestions on these needs:
- 2 Tbs of hard disk
- 99.9% Uptime Guaranteed
I would like to know your views on Corespace.com or HostingSource.com hosting plans?
Are these hosts trustworthy? Any info about them?

[Rainjoy]

Both of them are best.
But my inclination would be toward the first one.
Their support service is reliable and friendly.

If you aim to host Windows-specific technology then I would go for Apps4Rent (https://www.apps4rent.com/) and O365CloudExperts (https://www.o365cloudexperts.com/)

[Vec&sec]

Pricing looks reasonable enough to make an order.
Corespace.com control panels are easy to use and intuitive, as is their account and billing interface.

All in all, you will make right decision to choose their hosting deals, so, I believe they will meet your expectations on the most favorable terms.

[hostneverdie]

From my point of view both hosting provider are trustworthy. The difference between them should be support, price, and feature. I'd say give them a try.

[Peligino]

I am very pleased with Corespace.com dedicated server hosting service - recommended... In dealing with a provider, I also have to keep in mind my customers, because I own a computer shop and I am often asked who I would recommend. The back up and quick responses to my emails are second to none.

[Bull]

Corespace.com is well priced and within everyone's budget. So far they have been excellent.
It's a nice web host because they offer a wide range of plans for each kind of users.
Recommend their solutions to all webmasters - TOP one!

[Adam001]

Think that you will not regret having looked at Tzulo.com colocation server (http://www.tzulo.com/colocation.html) packages.
The thing that really has impressed me is the willingness of the support staff to take the time to explain things to a newbie who asks very basic questions.

[ngarry243]

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[Dazzle]

I hadn't used there service but heard good things.

[ITivan80]

Depends were you want to colocate your server. What part of the world are looking for provider? This will help on your search for a Colocation provider.

[jesica]

HostingSource is a leading hosting provider, offering reliable, scalable solutions for customers of all sizes and services.

[ngarry243]

HostingSource is a leading hosting provider, offering reliable, scalable solutions for customers of all sizes and services.

Thanks for the tip - I'll find out what the prices are there.

[ngarry243]

By the way, it has a pretty good rating online!