Hi friends,

I have been one year on a web hosting plan at ehostone.com and everything was great. Few months ago they started to offer reseller accounts. Since with reseller account the job is more serious, I ask if some of you have an experience with them with a reseller account.

I was not doing any automatic monitoring on the uptime, ehostone is good for me because I didnt noticed any downtime when I tried to access the website or userd the mail server. Actually, there was one downtime that I noticed, but it was resolved after not more than 30 min. Also, the e-mails come up later, I think that none of them were lost.

Also, I can see that they are using Planet DC, but I don't know whether they are resellers also, any tip how can I find this?

After all the reviews on WHT regarding web and reseller hosting, I think is the best to start with a reseller account at the company that you had a good experience with a regular web hosting account.

yes, if you are happy with their service, you should stay with them. Moving to another might be bring you a risk

A reseller offering reseller accounts? Highly doubtful.

ya you can consider upgrade to their reseller plan then, try it out then only if they actually didn work out then change host.:)

Hi friends,

I have been one year on a web hosting plan at ehostone.com and everything was great. Few months ago they started to offer reseller accounts. Since with reseller account the job is more serious, I ask if some of you have an experience with them with a reseller account.

I was not doing any automatic monitoring on the uptime, ehostone is good for me because I didnt noticed any downtime when I tried to access the website or userd the mail server. Actually, there was one downtime that I noticed, but it was resolved after not more than 30 min. Also, the e-mails come up later, I think that none of them were lost.

Also, I can see that they are using Planet DC, but I don't know whether they are resellers also, any tip how can I find this?

After all the reviews on WHT regarding web and reseller hosting, I think is the best to start with a reseller account at the company that you had a good experience with a regular web hosting account.

Since they offer reseller accounts now, it's highly improbable that they are resellers themselves. Earlier though, when they only offered web hosting accounts, it could have been quite likely.

Since they offer reseller accounts now, it's highly improbable that they are resellers themselves. Earlier though, when they only offered web hosting accounts, it could have been quite likely.

I agree that it's not a good practice, but I have come across a number of resellers that resell reseller accounts.

Example: Levi1.com offers reseller accounts and tells that they oversell on a big time, also allowing the same to their customers. In their clients list, there are companies that offer reseller accounts too.

Based on my experience with ehostone.com, I don't think they are resellers, but for any case, is there any way to make it sure?

I did some research and no, they do not appear to be resellers.

Example: Levi1.com offers reseller accounts and tells that they oversell on a big time, also allowing the same to their customers. In their clients list, there are companies that offer reseller accounts too.Maybe that's because Levi1 offers dedicated servers in addition to reseller accounts? :)

Maybe that's because Levi1 offers dedicated servers in addition to reseller accounts? :)

Since they offer the possibility of sub resellers, there is a chance that someone is doing it. This is from their website:

"'POWER' resellers
This is a brand new feature which almost no other web hosting company out there has. You can now resell unlimited 'reseller' accounts with your reseller account! (you don't need now a dedicated server for this). This great feature can be added to any plan for an additional $30 /m only! You can also get individual additional 'reseller' accounts for $4 each /m. "

Since they offer the possibility of sub resellers, there is a chance that someone is doing it.Fair enough. I missed that on their site. :)

"'POWER' resellers
This is a brand new feature which almost no other web hosting company out there has. You can now resell unlimited 'reseller' accounts with your reseller account! (you don't need now a dedicated server for this). This great feature can be added to any plan for an additional $30 /m only! You can also get individual additional 'reseller' accounts for $4 each /m. "



:laugh: Well it doesnt surprise me abit.
Now we have offerings of resellers being able to sell unlimted reseller accounts.
A brand new feature for them....whew, would hate to be in that realm of things.
I will agree with their one point that many dont offer it but who knows they may open a new trend.....one we wouldnt be jumping on, lol.

Hey Martie,

We started offering our PowerReseller option upon a great demand of our customers who wanted to add "reseller plans" to their hosting plans they sell. I agree it is a bit of a stretch for a reseller on a shared server to sell "reseller accounts" but we have about 5 clients who do so and since - overselling rule - 95% of users use less than 0.5% of the space / bandwidth purchased, it is not a burden at all on the server. Of course, as the actual usage goes up, we add servers as needed.