I use yahoo right now, but I'm looking into a google host solution. I picked yahoo because their is never a load time issue and the servers won't get my emails flagged as spam unless marked by user. It does limit some features, so I wouldn't consider them for a national site host but for local traffic it's perfect.

I think I paid 130 for the year with unlimited branded email accounts.

I have been using HostExcellence for few years. They used to offer free domain registration every year, but now only the first year of registration. But overall they r ok, don't expect good customer service though.

I have Busy Agent Pro hosting my sites. 1 time fee and unlimited number of sites available. Great service since all of my sites tie into my client database with them as well.

I think that they are closing to new business at the end of the month so check them out quickly if your interested.

Stay away from Godaddy, their sites take forever to load. I use Hostgater.

[quote=Spartacus]Stay away from Godaddy, their sites take forever to load. I use Hostgater. [/quote]

I also think Hostgator is the best and I've tried several hosting providers (including Godaddy).

I'm an Account Manager for a hosting company called Geek Storage. We host over 200,000 websites with user's in over 100 different countries. Our tech guys are always on the ball and stay ahead of the curve when it comes to customer service.

We also provide website design and development, mobile website designs, and custom apps for the iPhone, iPad, and Android mobile devices, as well as website maintenance.

If you're interested in finding a great, reliable web-host, or if you're in need of some development work done for your website, mobile website, or a custom mobile app., feel free to check us out on our website or contact me!

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From my experience with GoDaddy I would say stay away. They are expensive and they admin panel is confusing. I recommend using hostmonster.com. I use 1and1.com as well, and they are alright but I like the cpanel with hostmonster.com. I have heard good things about hostgator.com too.

Spartacus! I totally agree with Hostgater is fine for you.

My problem with godaddy was their support - they were slow and not very helpful. I switched to TMD hosting and have no complaints at all about the service or the price.

I think you need hostgator, it's just ow-sum

I have been using 1and1.com for years for my hosting and have never had any problems. The admin panel always loads really slow, which is kind of annoying, but my actual websites I have hosted there all load very quickly. And their pricing is good.

I personally love LiquidWeb. Their support is out of this world.

I personally love LiquidWeb. Their support is out of this world.

1&1 is good for domain and hosting. Cheap and much faster than Godaddy

Godaddy is slow, unreliable and yeah that pretty much speaks for itself.

If your designing a website or getting SEO services then you're website is likely to be hosted for free by that company.

Otherwise I would recommend using: 1&1 hosting, Justhost.com or Hostgator.

Hope that helps influence someone to get off Godaddy