Hi,

Currently i have a Reseller Plan with Host Gator:

Space:24GB
Bandwith:250GB
Price $24.95

But i have found a Plan in ThePrimeHost with the following:

Disk Space 40GB.
Bandwith 400GB.
Price $20.00

Seems More resources with less payments..Any review or comments of this Company ???

Regards.

JG.

If you're going to start to use it for a business, I strongly suggest you to not use the price/resources rate as the 1st reason to determinate who is going to be your host.

Seems More resources with less payments Hopping from host to host can only prove costly for your business in the long run, and there will always be a cheaper host to find. Find a decent host, and stick with it for as long as it provides proper service.

It seems not much reviews are available here about Primehost. You will get what you pay for is a famous saying in hosting industry.

Howdy,
You can find some reviews us of us here:

http://www.vistainter.com/reviews/T/theprimehost.com/

http://www.hostsearch.com/review/the_prime_host_review.asp

http://www.webhostingstuff.com/review/ThePrimeHost.html

A whois lookup will show that we've been around since 2001.

It seems not much reviews are available here about Primehost. You will get what you pay for is a famous saying in hosting industry.

Thank you for your insight, Matt. I agree with this statement as a general rule. If you buy cheap, you get cheap. However our prices really aren't that cheap in today's market. There are plenty of competitors that will charge less than we do but we feel that provide a quality product at a reasonable price. We're not the perfect host for everybody but we treat everyone with dignity and respect.

Hopping from host to host can only prove costly for your business in the long run, and there will always be a cheaper host to find. Find a decent host, and stick with it for as long as it provides proper service.

Isn't that the truth! There will ALWAYS be someone out there cheaper, so in the end you have to decide on what is best for you. Brent runs an amazing company. He has pioneered reseller hosting and the hosting industry in general and always thinks "outside of the box". Everyone was "shocked" (shocked I tell you) when he came up with the idea of putting ads on error pages, but to be honest, I thought it was quite brilliant. The users have the ability to remove them from what is otherwise a wasted resource.