Web Hosting - Hostlatte.com Unlimited Space / Bandwidth, 65% off for life!

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Not saying this is bad, but I'm going to pass. Would like a trustable company with good reputation instead of none. Just my personal preference.

Quote from dealsleuth : Have people (besides m15x) really used or tested this service? Forget other hosting services... if they are better than just GoDaddy, I will go for them. I did not find too many reviews or any concrete information online. Is it like a 1 person company? And seriously, why is m15x overly enthusiastic about this deal?

Godaddy is good for dedicated storage space which other hosting companies don't provide. They also have an excellent backup system. Godaddy is really not for hosting if you are serious.

Quote from DealWinner : Godaddy is really not for hosting if you are serious.

Then which is a good hosting company if I am serious - which is not overly expensive?

Quote from dealsleuth : Then which is a good hosting company if I am serious - which is not overly expensive?

Be very careful asking that question, going to start a war about who has better hosting.


I personally have been using https://www.inmotionhosting.com/ for past 4 years after researching for about 1 year who has the best features and customer service. A+ BBB accredited hosting. Im not going to convince you or anyone else they are better than any other company, but they suit my needs and have very knowledgeable tech support, more so than 1and1, bluehost, and fatcow, all which I have used and had problems with.

Whomever you choose, make sure you chat AND call them first before signing up and asking them questions you may have or to have them repeat what's listed on their site to make sure their customer care know's what they are talking about...so in the event that you have a problem you know it will be taken care of properly.

Just signed up with host latte. I used to use RVsitebuilder with my old hosting (Cookiehost.com) cpanel. I do not see it here instead they have breezi. i have no Idea on how to use it.

Is there a way to install rvsitebuilder in here?

Quote from dealsleuth : And seriously, why is m15x overly enthusiastic about this deal?

I think I know... He must be Sean !!

I have been with them for a couple of months now.
The customer support is great and helpful.
They apply better promotions to previous accounts when you ask.

Quote from dealsleuth : Then which is a good hosting company if I am serious - which is not overly expensive?

It all depends on how many clicks are needed to perform an operation.

Google is your friend. War is between cPanel & non-cPanel.

http://www.webhostranking.com/com...hostgator/
http://dealpays.com/blog/4/entry-...s-godaddy/

While m15x's rabid enthusiasm is certainly suspicious, this seems to be a good deal and Hostlatte seems to be reviewed decently well on other sites. Bought a 3-year plan at the top shared hosting plan tier (unlimited domains & hosting) for $85.68 after 60% discount, which is a pretty decent price even when I'm not expecting the best service ever.

One small note: I registered saying I would use a domain held elsewhere because I couldn't think of a new domain name. The 3-year plan is supposed to include free registration of a domain name, but now that I've registered I don't see the free domain registration offer anywhere. I've emailed support figuring it's just a small oversight, but buyer beware. Those who have new domains to register should probably get them up front for less hassle.

Edit: Just got an email from sales support telling me they'll credit the free domain registration through a bit of a work-around, so good response time on the part of support. Still kinda stinks that you have to pursue them for it in the first place.

Quote from opheron : While m15x's rabid enthusiasm is certainly suspicious, this seems to be a good deal and Hostlatte seems to be reviewed decently well on other sites. Bought a 3-year plan at the top shared hosting plan tier (unlimited domains & hosting) for $85.68 after 60% discount, which is a pretty decent price even when I'm not expecting the best service ever. One small note: I registered saying I would use a domain held elsewhere because I couldn't think of a new domain name. The 3-year plan is supposed to include free registration of a domain name, but now that I've registered I don't see the free domain registration offer anywhere. I've emailed support figuring it's just a small oversight, but buyer beware. Those who have new domains to register should probably get them up front for less hassle. Edit: Just got an email from sales support telling me they'll credit the free domain registration through a bit of a work-around, so good response time on the part of support. Still kinda stinks that you have to pursue them for it in the first place.

Thanks for the heads up!

Bit the bullet. In for 3 years of Tall + an extra domain name for $57. Knock on wood..

FWIW, I registered a username/password before buying anything, so logging in afterward was automatic. I'm recommending doing that to avoid getting locked out like others have experienced.

No one is bothered that there is no telephone number or address of the business? or is there one that I am missing?

Quote from getevlcted : I think I know... He must be Sean !!

I have him on Skype, he helped me a lot. He helped me over remote connection to troubleshoot a few computers issues which was totally unrelated to my hosting that I have with them. He is a great guy, and goes out of his way for me everytime! You could say I kind of know the guy for the past 1 - 2 years I been with them.

Quote from nyczwillz : No one is bothered that there is no telephone number or address of the business? or is there one that I am missing?

I'm not 100% comfortable with my decision, but they've been around a few years. Saw a thread on SD from 2010 where people were asking the same questions. If SDerd still don't have a solid negative opinion by now.. Idk.

I was considering upgrading from tall to grande, and with the 60% discount they want 115 to upgrade, however it would only be $85 for a new customer, and Id get another free domain, so I'm a bit confused.