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Old 23-01-2009, 02:26 PM
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Anyone use Hostgator to host their websites ? I know they have cpanel which Godaddy doesn't have. Which hosting provider is better ?
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Though I have never had experiences with any big hosting company, but have heard more positive about Hostgator than Godaddy.
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Definitely Hostgator has an edge over Godaddy in webhosting. As domain registrar Godaddy performs well though.
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I dont think I'd use GoDaddy for anything other than domain registrations
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i think godaddy will always be better. they have fast reliable server, world wide trustable name, they have a great control panel,help files and fast responses to tickets.
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I now have experience with Godaddy. In simple words, I would never recommend Godaddy for hosting, its good for domains though.
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Out of the two, I'll choose Hostgator for webhosting. As webwizzy said, Godaddy is good just for domains.
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I have used Hostgator and they are good service. 24/7 customer service and the equipment is nice, they get my recommendation.

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I dont think I'd use GoDaddy for anything other than domain registrations
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Dude, you hit the nail on the head for me.

That's exactly what I would have said.

I tend to have really jaded and unpleasant ideas about godaddy hosting, because I worked as a support technician for a couple years (@ phpfox), and godaddy servers definitely had 10 times more problems than any other hosting providers.

Oh, and godaddy servers seem muuuuuuuuch slower than other servers, and for some reason always run Apache as CGI/FastCGI (instead of as an API, which I think is better).

I know very little of hostgator.. I talked to someone not too long ago who seemed content with them, but that's the most I can say on them.
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I would stick with Godaddy. I have been using them for nearly 2 years so fay positive experience. Im not sure about Hostgator, still haven't used them
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Go daddy servers are a good but not that as hostgators so i will suggest hostgator in any circumstances whether it is a domain or web hosting.thanks
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Host Gator has been a blessing to me, I went through a lot of Hosting companies and found Host Gator to be the best
1) This is very good and have many services.
2) High speed
3) Easy-to-use
4) Cheap price
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hostgator provides good and fast technical assistance which one of the things i like most about them
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Godaddy is good for domain registration. Support is not good. No experience with hostgator.
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Hostgator is best one in hosting so i would prefer for hosting.
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I know they have cpanel which Godaddy doesn't have. Which hosting provider is better ?Support is not good. No experience with hostgator.
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I've used GoDaddy for several of my webpages, and have worked for a small business where we managed multiple pages with GoDaddy.
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My clients have sites hosted by both GoDaddy and Hostmonster, and I'm especially impressed with Hostmonster over any other.
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I'd like to search for a new web hosting for my blog website, now I would be interested in choosing Godaddy o
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Offeres hosting and domain registration for a low rate, roughly $60 a year. I would check them out, unlimited space for you website unlimited bandwidth so you can get plenty of users.
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