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Hi, so I am building an email platform like MailChimp, Brevo etc. A complete setup including SMTP server and all that. I am looking to rent out a VPS or dedicated server if it comes cheap. I liked the pricing of OVH but got to know that their ASNs are blacklisted etc. I want a provider that have port 25 open or can be opened through a ticket and has clean IPs and no bad records like OVH has. submitted by /u/Fari1911 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I’m starting a small web design business and I’m currently deciding how to structure hosting properly from the beginning. My current plan is: Buy my own business domain under my account Buy hosting under my account Clients will purchase and own their own domains I’ll connect their domains to my hosting and manage the websites I’m currently looking at Hostinger plans and I’m confused about how website limits work. For example: If a hosting plan says “1 website”, does that mean: I can only host one domain/website total? OR I can host multiple client websites but only manage one account? My goal is eventually to host multiple client websites like: myownbusiness.com client1.com client2.com client3.com Questions: For my first 2–5 clients, should I start with normal multi-site hosting? Is reseller hosting overkill in the beginning? If hosting multiple client domains under one account, what’s the safest setup? Would love advice from people running agencies or freelancing. Thanks! submitted by /u/No_Initial3010 [link] [comments]

No quiero renovar una suscripción, he solicitado la devolución del importe cobrado pendiente de autorizar por mi banco (Tarjeta) y no hay forma de contactar con ellos, como es normal sale la ia, he enviado un email a 8 emails y lo unico que recibo es un mensaje automatizado que no es politica de ellos ellos devolver, y es un recibo de 193,98-€ submitted by /u/AppropriateLoquat758 [link] [comments]

I run a small hosting company with around 50 clients. Most of my customers come from my web development agency, some friends, family members, and referrals. I wanted to build more trust around the business, so I asked some customers if they’d be willing to leave reviews on Trustpilot. Some of them did and shared positive feedback. A few days later, Trustpilot removed all of the reviews saying they had detected suspicious or fraudulent activity. I reached out to their support team several times to find out what happened. They asked some reviewers to provide proof that they were real customers, including payment receipts and transaction records. Some of them submitted everything that was requested. Despite that, Trustpilot still said the reviews would remain offline and that they couldn’t verify the reviews were based on genuine experiences. They wouldn’t provide any specific details and kept referring to their automated detection systems. What makes this even more confusing is that these are actual customers. I even asked Trustpilot to look at things like IP addresses, locations, and devices used to submit the reviews to help prove they were legitimate, but they still insist the reviews were correctly flagged and removed. I’m honestly shocked. Has anyone else experienced something similar with Trustpilot? Were you ever able to get the reviews back up again? or is there another way to escalate the issue? submitted by /u/TheRadiantRover [link] [comments]

Hi everyone.. i finished my project which is reveiwe web app with nextjs and mongodb atlas and its dynamic web app,its a huge web app with so many api call cause it show nearest places also i already hosted on vercel its very easy but when i say the metrics and how invocation and cdn and api were born i run away anyone suggest me best to host my web app with less config and best performance for middle east also not costy submitted by /u/Western-Profession12 [link] [comments]