Comments on: I Fired My Hosting Company http://www.blogforfunandprofit.com/i-fired-my-hosting-company/ :: where you'll find the tools, resources, and guides to help you create a profit-churning blog :: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 15:50:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Jenna Doll http://www.blogforfunandprofit.com/i-fired-my-hosting-company/#comment-50 Jenna Doll Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:45:35 +0000 http://www.blogforfunandprofit.com/i-fired-my-hosting-company/#comment-50 I like your blog very much Hope you keep on posting great stuff regards, jenna ps - I just randomly picked one of your posts to say this I like your blog very much
Hope you keep on posting great stuff
regards, jenna
ps - I just randomly picked one of your posts to say this

]]> By: Carl Vincent http://www.blogforfunandprofit.com/i-fired-my-hosting-company/#comment-47 Carl Vincent Thu, 17 Jan 2008 22:26:19 +0000 http://www.blogforfunandprofit.com/i-fired-my-hosting-company/#comment-47 Hi, I too have had horror experiences with hosting companies.It can often take paying lots of hosting companies until you find a good one. Some professional internet marketers have gone through 15 companies to find a good one. Here are some tips I have learned. Only register your domain names (use several) with a dedicated web name server company. Preferably within your own country. Check out web hosting companies for speed. Fast is fun, slow is not and even if it has huge capacity it is not going to work out for you. Use a ping test program to test the speed of any hosting company in the world. The lower the number the better. I use a program called ping test easy which is FREE. Do a search on your favourate search engine site. When you have got a reasonable fast host from where you are located look for forms of payment such as paypal. Other things to look for are tech support live. This is great as a ticket system can be slow. Thease are my best tips. Carl Hi,
I too have had horror experiences with hosting companies.It can often take paying lots of hosting companies until you find a good one. Some professional internet marketers have gone through 15 companies to find a good one. Here are some tips I have learned.

Only register your domain names (use several) with a dedicated web name server company. Preferably within your own country.

Check out web hosting companies for speed. Fast is fun, slow is not and even if it has huge capacity it is not going to work out for you.

Use a ping test program to test the speed of any hosting company in the world. The lower the number the better. I use a program called ping test easy which is FREE. Do a search on your favourate search engine site.

When you have got a reasonable fast host from where you are located look for forms of payment such as paypal.

Other things to look for are tech support live. This is great as a ticket system can be slow.

Thease are my best tips.

Carl

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