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Anyone use dreamhost?


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I'd avoid them - they obviously massively oversell (I'd absolutely love one of those unlimited hard drives ;)).

In this business, the line "you get what you pay for" couldn't be more true.

Yea thats what attracted me wanted to apply

but yes , the services ... wont be any better than before i wonder, i still like to hear some of their current customers comment and see if it worth it. :laugh:

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God awful! Avoid them. Their FTP service was unreliable, I couldn't get a constant connection, it would drop off after transferring a few files, and this happened on multiple FTP clients. The customer service was alright.

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I had them for a year and a half and just a few weeks ago moved all my domains away to my new VPS from them because of recent reliability issues and slow performance. Sites were taking far too long to load so I suggest you avoid them because you can't help but believe that they're overselling what they're servers are capable of. Perhaps you can look into A Small Orange? Apparently they don't oversell.

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I host a little bit there, but someone pointed me to mediatemple recently...my dreamhost account is about to renew...and I am thinking about just doing mediatemple..its just not as cheap but sounds pretty good and reasonable for the price

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I am using www.hostexcellence.com and I find them to be very reliable, with excellent customer support (which I don't use very often) and they also have a high bandwith / unlimited storage for $12/month

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I would look into hostgator, servers are fast, decent amount of space/bandwidth, CPanel and features. My site in my signature is currently hosted with them, I couldn't be more pleased.

In the 4 - 5 months I've been hosted with them, I have yet to experience any downtime. :)

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