[timmy]

Hi,

I would like to host multiple domains with low traffic and few pages. Is anyone here using uk-cheapest.co.uk as a host? Would that be enough?

Thanks

[wesh.co.uk]

Why arnt you asking the hosting company that question?
Surely they are the best people to ask about the suitability of your requirements?

Have a read over the forums too about hosts giving away "unlimited traffic" too...

Personally, in the service sector, anybody who bases their entire name and brand on being the cheapest, would be something I personally would avoid like a plague, but thats just me....

Good quality costs money.... Support, again costs money, and to provide server resources people can actually use, costs money...
To sell the same service, with none of the money, something has to give....

[timmy]

wesh.co.uk, on 11 January 2012 - 08:12 PM, said:

Why arnt you asking the hosting company that question?
Surely they are the best people to ask about the suitability of your requirements?

Have a read over the forums too about hosts giving away "unlimited traffic" too...

Personally, in the service sector, anybody who bases their entire name and brand on being the cheapest, would be something I personally would avoid like a plague, but thats just me....

Good quality costs money.... Support, again costs money, and to provide server resources people can actually use, costs money...
To sell the same service, with none of the money, something has to give....

What you are saying is true.
I'm sure they can technically do that. But if they are a horrible hosting company they would never tell me. That's why I'm asking in a forum hoping to hear some personal experiences. My requirements are not high. And you don't need a Porshe to drive to Tesco's once a week. A cheaper car will do that job just the same. So I thought about trying their serivces for a while as I am starting out.

Timmy

[oakleaves]

timmy, on 11 January 2012 - 07:12 PM, said:

Is anyone here using uk-cheapest.co.uk as a host?

Not personally

timmy, on 11 January 2012 - 08:34 PM, said:

And you don't need a Porshe to drive to Tesco's once a week.

Funny you should say that timmy, that site is almost reminiscent of the Tesco colour scheme branding.

In fact, at first glance I thought the 'High Value at a Low Price' slogan at the top right was uncannily similar to 'every little helps'.

[zed]

my spamdar is tingling.

[rallport]

timmy, on 11 January 2012 - 08:34 PM, said:

So I thought about trying their serivces for a while as I am starting out.

So why are you asking for advice on forum?

timmy, on 11 January 2012 - 08:34 PM, said:

And you don't need a Porshe to drive to Tesco's once a week. A cheaper car will do that job just the same

Lol, absolutely unbelieveable.

At the end of the day, it's all about what image you want to project.

By the sounds of it, it sounds like a mass oversold company may be better for you.

This post has been edited by rallport: 15 January 2012 - 10:46 AM

[timmy]

So many replies and still not one person telling me if this company is good or not based on their personal experience

[oakleaves]

timmy, on 16 January 2012 - 03:51 PM, said:

So many replies and still not one person telling me if this company is good or not based on their personal experience

Sorry. Never heard of them unfortunately.

Maybe you could try them and let us know how you get on.

All the best.