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Hi everyone, I’m currently on a reseller hosting plan that offers 8MB/s of I/O. However it spikes frequently. Do reseller plan providers typically offer anything with higher I/O levels? I’m using my plan to host WordPress sites almost exclusively. There are some cPanel emails on it. But I’m looking to move them to a separate, dedicated email provider. I’m aware that I/O spikes can result from sites that are not built and configured properly. So I’m already undertaking efforts to see what’s causing the spikes. With that being said, is it realistic to look for reseller hosting that offer higher I/O rates? submitted by /u/Euphoric_Ad_9136 [link] [comments]

Tried multiple reseller hosts ,Faced IP blacklists, downtime, upselling, and trust issues. Now researching alternatives looking for stable uptime, clean IPs, transparent billing. Does anyone have long term reseller hosting recommendations? Over the past few years, I’ve been moving between reseller hosting providers, and honestly, it’s been frustrating. I first started with Bluehost, but they stopped offering reseller hosting so I had to move. Performance and pricing were already declining anyway slow sites, high renewals, and lots of security alerts pushing paid add ons. Then I moved to ResellerClub. Things looked fine at first, but then the real problems started. Server IPs were getting blacklisted (even on domains with no content), constant security warnings/malware alerts that clearly weren’t from my sites, and they refused both server migration and IP change requests. It went downhill when one of their servers went down during US business hours. Clients started calling because both websites and emails were offline. WHM wasn’t accessible initially, and although the server came back after 30 minutes, the security warnings and trojan alerts continued. That completely killed my trust. While researching alternatives, I’ve also seen lots of recent complaints (2024 to 2025), HostGator & Bluehost slow servers, overselling, malware scare tactics, heavy upselling, high renewals.A2 Hosting / Hosting dot com frequent 503s, resource limits, confusing billing after rebranding. Hostwinds IP reputation issues, billing complaints after cancellation .20i great performance/security but rising pricing + paid backups pushing some resellers away. So right now I’m trying to avoid Oversold servers,Dirty / blacklisted IPs,Fake malware / scare tactics, Surprise renewals or billing tricks I’m looking for something stable, honest, and business friendly. I recently came across SkyneHosting and their Corporate Reseller plan (USD 85 quarterly), which hacker attack and then other news was published which includes, WHM & cPanel ,Free WHMCS, Free MailChannels , Free SSL, Before committing, I’d really like to hear from real users Has anyone here actually used Skyne long term? How’s uptime, IP reputation, and support quality? Is USD 85 quarterly reasonable for what they offer? Any honest feedback or long-term experience would really help. submitted by /u/sikocer [link] [comments]

Hello, I am trying to figure out the best hosting platform to use for my cleaning business. I would only need one site, and for my customers to be able to book appointments and make card payments, etc. Which hosting platform is best suited to my needs? I was recommended bluehost by a mentor but read some bad reviews, and squarespace by a friend. Any advice is appreciated. submitted by /u/Downtown_Jacket_4591 [link] [comments]

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