Please post host reviews. Try to make your post as detailed as possible. Try to be more indepth than "I think DreamHost is cool." Why is it good, in what country is it based, do they provide what they advertise, etc.?

Ho about dreamhost ?
i hacve unlimeted domains, emails and 1000gbs / months bandwith
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http://textdrive.com/hosting/shared

SV rocks as does PHP5, Ruby (On Rails), SSH, Perl, Python.

If you need those extras, TD is your best bet.

I use www.serveris.lv but you propably will not have any use of it as it's mostly ment for latvians.

Dreamhost is the shizzle.

Try to be more indepth than "I think DreamHost is cool." Why is it good, in what country is it based, do they provide what they advertise, etc.?

dreamhost gives you unlimited domains, storage space that increases weekly, bandwidth limits that increase over time, jabberIM servers, your usual PHP (default is still 4.*), MySQL, Perl, Python, Ruby on Rails, and the ability to compile your own versions of stuff server side (like PHP5).

from an outside view dreamhost seems, well, dreamy. Does anyone have in-depth experience with this service? I too am interested in a good (generous) host with humanly prices

I've only had a couple instances of problems with them, mostly from external DOS attacks that have hit. The other (which is obviously beyond their control) was during that LA blackout a couple months back after which they had some intermittent hardware problems but they cleaned it up fairly quickly (their building had backup generators that kicked in and kept things running at first then those failed as well).

www.masterwebnet.com

It's cheap but fast.

For Rp 420,000.00 ($42) annually, I got :
- 200MB space
- 2GB monthly data transfer
- 40 MySQL databases
- unlimited sub-domains
- unlimited email accounts
- Secure CGI, PHP 4.x, Ruby, Python, Secure ASP, SSI, etc.
- Telnet/SSH
- 24/7 realtime online supports via Yahoo Messenger
- etc.

They have servers in Indonesia and US.

uh-hosting.co.uk

superb support, so quit to reply to tickets/emails/telphone calls, quite cheap, good packages

I absolutely love Lunarpages. Unlimited SQL dbs, unlimited email accounts, free domain, lots of space... and above all, AMAZING service. every few weeks I get an email telling me they've added features to my account ($7.95/mo)

I've used Fasthosts and Dreamhost...

• Fasthosts is reliable and reasonably priced if you need standard hosting and not much access to any of the more complicated settings. Problems? If you need any extras, like more mySQL databases, you usually have to pay something stupid to bolt it on to your hosting. 24hour support by phone also very handy.

• If you need more space (the basic package now comes with 20gigs and unlimited domains for $9.95/month!) or advanced controls for subdomains, mail servers, ftp etc etc then Dreamhost is an amazing deal. I even managed to get the first year for peanuts, and a domain name registration is included as long as your account is active. Problems? Well there is the odd server or database outage but nothing more than you would expect from any other host.... Also the only support is by email so sometimes you have to wait a few hours for an answer.

I'm on Site5.com - no complaints yet, they have an interesting multi-account management dashboard and have Ruby on Rails installed. Also, the boss blogs and seems to be really motivated to make a good hosting experience. In addition, reasonable pricing and now they have some new versioning feature which saves all versions of files you upload. In addition, I get emails notifying me of any maintenance they're going to do.

I went with CaTS-Hosting for a few sites. Thurs far, I am very satisfied with them. They want to compete with TextDrive.

Stay away from Dreamhost like the plague. They got F from Better Business Bureau and oversell like crazy. Go to webhostintalk.com and have a look. I heard some good things about a small orange.

I've been using Liquid Web ( http://liquidweb.com ) for several years and their service is excellent. They have generous drive & bandwidth sizes and did I mention their service is excellent? :)

I'm looking for a very cheap (less than $5), reliable(!) host with free domain name and setup - the bandwidth and disk space can be very low. Any suggestions?

I agree with ^maspick -- I've been with LiquidWeb twice. I left for 1and1 for a small time (thought I'd like Plesk better than cPanel). Big mistake - 1and1 is horrible. I went back to LW and have no complaints at all.

Perhaps I'm just slow but I can't find any techinical specs for MT. What version of PHP? MySQL? PERL? Do they have Ruby (and the Rails Framework)? Any other fad stuff they have?

I really like Dreamhost, Hostgator and Textdrive. Mainly because of pricing, features and support. Right now I am hosted with Dreamhost.

I use a company called hosting.com. I began using them about 6 years ago when they were called HalfPriceHosting.com. They have recently bough a lot of hosting properties and have changed their name to hosting.com.

I began on a shared plan and now host 2 dedicated servers with them. Unparalled support with quick response times and dead-on answers. Never had to pay a "support" fee or extra to have them set things up.

They are based in Kentucky but just bought a data warehouse in California. Also have a facility in Boston. Ask for Mark Click. He is the man. Excellent deals, quick turn around, great products. Tell them that Matt Massey sent you so i get some praise ;)

Great, I use LiquidWeb few years ago and they rules.

Now, anyone knows another good ones for dedicated servers? I meant, I use LiquidWeb for one, but I need another server and preffer to use other company bc the blackout or downtime that will occur (I hope it never happens).