Hostgator Reseller?

[SaraReviews]

Has anyone here had experience with Hostagator Reseller?

[RH1]

You know, never had anyone say either way. I didnt even realize that they had a reseller plan

[cleowin]

It feels the same as any other company, I tried it for 30 days, so its okay.

[nabeez]

Here is a page with Users & Webmaster Detailed Review: HostGator Review

Hope that helps.
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[niyogi]

HostGator has been in the reseller hosting business for years so I'd definitely give them a shot. That being said, you should know that hosting really depends on the server you are put on and the other clients on the same server. If other accounts start "hogging resources", your site(s) will start slowing down.

You could ask to be put on another server but this will involve the transfer of your accounts and potential re-delegating of your name server IPs.

[niyogi]

Also, should mention that there is no company named "Hostagator" but I assume you meant HostGator. ;-)

[~ServerPoint~]

If you do the search for their name you will find plenty of their reviews

[Peligino]

Hostgator has doubtful reputation! Some people say that are good, some of them point out that they had nightmare experience dealing with this company.
There is a sense to check some alternatives like, for instance, Gigapros.com - the company has only positive feedbacks, offers pretty good reseller hosting plans, so it will meet your expectations.

[wasp]

I believe it would be better to get reseller account from company which is not that big. I particularly advice dealing with webhostingbuzz.com

[Findurhost]

Hostgator is good but not allow over-selling.

[Nile Hadwards]

If you ask me, I have been customer of Hostgator since last 1 year. They are providing fabulous service. I feel wonder using it.

[MaraShyla]

HostGator LLC is one of the largest reseller hosting providers with over 2500000 domains hosted on our servers.

[alemcherry]

Didn;t use their reseller, but the expereince with their shared hosting is really good. I would definitely recommend them for any kind of hosting, if the price and features are right.

[herryjames]

What hosts do is "oversell" shared hosting. So you normally do not actually have the total amount of bandwidth that they say you have. Reseller hosting is shared also, which basically means you will be paying for the same hosting server space as on a regular shared hosting package, but you will have the ability to resell the space you dont use. Many use this feature to host several of their own sites, as you want to do. Most sites do not use anything near the bandwidth they are offered.

[chucitdlu]

Hostgator very good