I want to buy a reseller hosting,Which one is stable?
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I want to buy a reseller hosting,Which one is stable?
You need to be more descriptive with what you mean by 'Stable Company'. There are so many established hosts online for you to choose from, just do a Google search and you will find many.
Well, there are many hosting companies out there. Reliability, stability and affordable rates blend a complete good hosting company. If you are looking for a hosting company, look in for their support team, uptime guarantee, features and 30 days money back guarantee.
You will require a good reason to signup with them :)
I recommend you the company I'm now with, Ahosting, cost-effective and stable hosting, they use ticket system support.
I think tha you have to look through many offers. Also use hostsearch.com for searching.
I prersonaly like resellerzoom and Ahosting offers.
A great reseller host is always ready to support you. Live chat, client support tickets, toll free telephone... multiple support avenues.
Attitude:
They have to believe that you matter.
Regardless of how small you think your account is, every host's business is made up of hundreds, even thousands of accounts just like yours. If you don't matter, what is the rest of their business like?
Professionalism:
A great reseller host gets it right the first time. They've already been through different scenarios many times and they can provide you with a very easy ride.
Customer support is the most important thing with reseller accounts
You have to do a lot of research, find good reviews from customers and find a company that has been in business for several years. This company should be ready to support you and your customers, if there are problems. Also don't look for the cheapest price, but for something reasonably priced.
Really good points, and this could be possible if the host has some proven track record of quality and support, so check cpwebhosting.net, Ahosting and other recommended companies in this respect.Quote:
Originally Posted by HComm
you should certainly google different major providers, consider their network, and consider whether or not they use redundant solutions within their setup to ensure uptime. Also you sould look into what security measures they take, i.e. do they lockdown their boxes, do they run mod_security, do they allow ssh access from the world etc..
just do a Google search and you will find many.
ailin I believe the OP has forgotten about what he had asked here. The 1/2 year thread here.
Just search u will find good
Good Luck:D
And at least need to understand what are you looking for.Quote:
Just search u will find good
It goes without saying. But sometimes it is difficult to define that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~ServerPoint~