San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 18, 2012

The web hosting review site TCWH announces the Top 5 Web Hosting for 2012 rated based on web hosting features, uptime, speed, support and price, from their editors’ real experience and the 2115 reviews submitted by the verified customers.

By the first quarter of 2012, there has been approximately 300,000 shared web hosting providers over the Internet, but actually finding a trusted web host becomes more and more complicated. 98% of these web hosting providers have only 2-3 staffs. Usually, they just start the businesses by utilizing a reseller hosting plan or just renting a cheap dedicated web server then resell to thousands of clients. The purchase with such kind of web hosts is absolutely risky.

As introduced by TCWH, this is the reason why they spent a lot of money and energy on reviewing mass of web hosts by themselves. They add the qualified web hosts into their web hosting provider directory, write the in-depth review for them, allow customers to submit the review, and verify each review seriously.

After reviewed 200+ branded web hosts and received over 2000 real customer reviews, TCWH had come out the list of Top 5 Web Hosting providers. They are WebHostingHub, BlueHost, InMotion Hosting, Arvixe and GreenGeeks. This list is designed to help people find the best web hosting deal, saving the time and money from a bad choice.

To learn more information about Top 5 Web Hosting with editorial review, real customer review, discount, and secret revealed, visit http://www.top-cheap-web-hosting.com

About Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com

Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com (TCWH) is a leading web hosting review website, rating web hosts independently based on the true experience and the real customer reviews.

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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/top-5-hosting-2012-small-businesses-121617299.html

(PRWEB) May 20, 2012

The web hosting review site Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com announces the Best Blog Hosting for 2012 for personal and small businesses on the supported blog software, performance, reliability, technical support, and price, based on the editorial review and 943 real customer reviews.

As introduced by TCWH, WebHostingHub is the award winner of the best blog hosting 2012. By the end of May 18, 2012, there has been 264 verified bloggers written the review for WebHostingHub at TCWH, and 99.1% of them were highly satisfied with the blog hosting service received from WebHostingHub.

WebHostingHub is an award-winning web host founded in 2006 designed for personal and small businesses. They have been topping the list of nearly all the web hosting review sites, reputed by their reliable web hosting services and responsive technical support.

WebHostingHub offers the blog web hosting by leveraging the power of WordPress, b2evolution, Nucleus and their premium site builder. WebHostingHub allows users to 1-Click set up the blog instantly via their easy to use web hosting control panel (cPanel). They also partner with many 3rd-party communities and websites to offer over 1,000 blog site themes and widgets for free.

WebHostingHub blog web hosting includes the main compelling features as below,

1. 90 days full refund anytime pro-rated money back guarantee.

2. Free $75 Google AdWords credits for US and Canada residents.

3. Free $75 Bing/Yahoo search advertising credits for US and Canada residents.

4. 24/7 US customer service via toll-free telephone and live chat.

5. 1 free domain for life multiple blogs on 1 account.

6. Unlimited disk space, monthly bandwidth and email storage.

WebHostingHub blog web hosting is starting at $6.95/mo regularly, but now they’re making a compelling 44% discount for $3.95/mo only.

To claim the WebHostingHub 44% discount and to learn more information about the WebHostingHub blog web hosting, visit http://www.top-cheap-web-hosting.com/webhostinghub-coupon-reviews/webhostinghub-linux-hosting-plan-coupon-reviews

About Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com

Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com (TCWH) is an independent web hosting review website, rating web hosts based on the true experience and the real customer reviews. TCWH is designed to help people find the best web hosting deal at the best affordable rate.

Lucy Liu
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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/best-blog-hosting-2012-personal-small-businesses-170120908.html

Web hosting company Cirrus Tech announced on Friday it has  launched a range of Windows Server Cloud Virtual Machine Hosting plans.

The new Cirrus VM hosting plans come at a busy time for Cirrus Tech, who in the last six months has deployed ThreatSTOP across its entire network to protect its customers from malware, launched its CloudTO cloud hosting in Canada, and improved its VPS hosting services to provide private cloud environments, additional SaaS tools and new support options.

Starting from $15.99 per month, the new VM plans are designed for users looking for a bare-metal hypervisor solution and offer all the benefits of running a dedicated server with the benefits of virtualization such as lower costs, scalability, and high-availability.

Cirrus VM hosting services include guaranteed dedicated resources, a fully redundant infrastructure and the ability to manage, control and customize your environment.

The new services offer a greater amount of control and OS access than other options, allowing users to modify and update the OS as needed, whether installing patches or performing updates.

Unlike other Virtuozzo based VM solutions, the Cirrus offering allows administrators to install any Windows update, as the VMs are fully customizable with either full remote desktop access for Windows or SSH/Root Access for those on Linux.

Parallels Plesk Control Panel is deployed on every Cirrus VM hosting plan, enabling users to easily manage and automate web hosting activities.

All plans include an FTP server, mail server, web server, MySQL database, phpMyAdmin, and firewall with GUI.

Cirrus Virtual Machine hosting plans come with many options and features, enabling users to choose from Windows Server 2003 or 2008 Web, Standard and Enterprise Editions, enterprise Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and 2012 and other web and workgroup servers.

Each VM plan offers guaranteed dedicated resources for RAM, HDD, CPU and bandwidth as well as a fully redundant infrastructure including redundant power supply, HDDs and storage.

The redundant storage included in all Cirrus VM plans is unlike the default offerings of most cloud providers, providing two entirely separate copies of all data are kept on two storage units.

VM hosting also offers full scalability, which enables it to handle spikes in resource demand and allows for easy upgrades. In addition to instant provisioning for the VM set-up, upgrades are also provisioned in just minutes from the time of the request.

“Almost anything you can think of doing with a dedicated server, you can also handle with a Virtual Machine,” said Cirrus CEO Ehsan Mirdamadi. “We’ve built our VM hosting services from the ground up to offer a reliable, flexible and cost effective solution that can meet the hosting needs of any business, whether simple or complex.”

Talk Back: Are you currently offering your customers Windows Server cloud VM hosting plans? Are you seeing a demand for these hosting plans? Let us know in the comments section.

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About Justin Lee

Justin Lee has been a staff analyst with theWHIR since 2004. He writes about a range of web hosting and IT-related issues facing the industry on the WHIR website, as well the print version of the WHIR magazine. Follow him on Twitter @Justin_theWHIR.

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Web hosting industry veteran and current VP of engineering at UK2 Group Nick Nelson has launched the beta of his new website backup venture Comcure.

The service provides automated website backups in three steps, and supports any website with FTP or STFP access including websites built on WordPress, Umbraco, Drupal, Windows Linux or Mac.

Nelson says Comcure is his “first adventure outside of hosting (if you can say outside).” Web hosts have partnered with services similar to Comcure to offer their customers a simple way to backup websites. In March, web hosting provider A Small Orange partnered with website backup provider CodeGuard to offer a similar service to its customers for free. Since Nelson has been working in the hosting industry for more than a decade, Comcure will likely have some kind of relationship with web hosts when it is complete.

“We couldn’t wait any longer – we’ve released Comcure as a beta product available to the world,” Nelson writes in a blog post. “Looking at our development queue right now, I do note there’s about 60 tasks pending, some may seem painfully obvious – such as welcome emails no being formatted, others are quite rare issues, but ones we want to squash now – such as websites hosted on 11 run into an issue due to how they do their temp files. Our guys are squashing these bugs left and right, but we’re relying on you to help us make Comcure great.”

Comcure is in two data centers now, and will be in five by the summer of 2012, according to its website.

Comcure offers website backups and restores for free, but will also have a professional account option. It is unclear if it will have a partnership option for service providers like web hosts when it launches officially.

Nelson says beta participants will be provided with additional domains, and free pro accounts.

Talk back: Do you offer your customers website backups? What service do you use? Let us know in a comment.

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About Nicole Henderson

Nicole Henderson writes full-time for the Web Host Industry Review where she covers daily news and features online, as well as in print. She has a bachelor of journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, and has been writing for the WHIR since September 2010. You can find her on Twitter @NicoleHenderson.

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In the week ending May 11, 2012, web hosting company ServInt is offering 20 percent off its VPS Plans, web hosting company 11 Internet is offering discounts on its hosting packages, UK web host UK2 is offering a promotion on its business hosting plan, and web hosting provider Hivelocity is offering several new deals on its dedicated servers.

Web Host ServInt Offers 20 Percent Off of VPS Plans

Web hosting company ServInt is offering 20 percent off the first 5 months of its Flex VPS packages. For a limited time, customers will receive 20 percent off the initial 5 months of service of its Essential, Essential+, Signature, Ultimate, and SuperVPS plans when they enter the promotional code “FLEXME” at checkout.

Web Host 11 Internet Provides Discounts on Hosting Plans

Web hosting company 11 Internet is offering new customers the chance to take advantage of all the Dual hosting benefits for a promotional price from now through June 30th. 11 Unlimited packages are $3.49 per month for the first year and 11 Business packages are $4.99 per month for the first year. These two packages include a free domain with private registration, domain specific email accounts, more than 25 MySQL databases, and unlimited Click Build Applications. Each are subject to a 12 month contract term and no set-up fee.

UK Web Host UK2 Launches Business Hosting Promotion

UK web hosting company UK2 is offering business web hosting plans from £4.95, which includes free Facebook integration, free SO tools, and Stats 2 analytics features as Google Analytics but comes with a few added features. Additionally, all businesses purchasing any business hosting package from UK2 will be entered into the prize draw to win a pair of tickets to the F1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Web Host Hivelocity Offers Deals on Dedicated Servers

Web hosting provider Hivelocity is offering several deals this month, including 100Mbps unmetered for $99 and 1Gbps unmetered port for $399 on select servers. It also offering the fourth month for free when customers prepay for a 3-month or alternative the 13th, 14th and 15th months free on a 12-month prepay. Finally, it is offering the option of adding a fully managed cPanel to any of its servers for $29 per month.

Help us get better! Fill out our WHIR reader survey to let us know what works and what doesn’t. And enter to win a $100 Amazon gift card.

About Justin Lee

Justin Lee has been a staff analyst with theWHIR since 2004. He writes about a range of web hosting and IT-related issues facing the industry on the WHIR website, as well the print version of the WHIR magazine. Follow him on Twitter @Justin_theWHIR.

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Article source: http://www.thewhir.com/web-hosting-news/web-hosting-sales-and-promos-roundup-may-18-2012

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 17, 2012

The web hosting review site TCWH releases the comparison between BlueHost and GoDaddy on their shared web hosting service from the features, speed, reliability, customer service and price, based on the TCWH editors’ real experience and over 100 real customer reviews.

BlueHost is an old company with more than 15 years industry experience on shared web hosting service and has taken 1.72% of this huge market so far. BlueHost is the only shared web hosting company owning three dedicated data centers that has invested over 10 million USD since 2010. Now, BlueHost has over 400 employees and 5,000 servers serving for 2,000,000 customers, and it’s still fast growing with approximately 20,000 new customers added for each month.

GoDaddy is the largest internet company providing the comprehensive web solutions including shared web hosting, virtual private server, dedicated server, reseller hosting, cloud hosting, SSL, domain bidding, etc. By the end of April, 2012, GoDaddy has over 10,000 staffs serving for over 40,000,000 clients worldwide.

As the review by TCWH, GoDaddy is much bigger than BlueHost, but BlueHost shared web hosting is much more cost effective than GoDaddy, from the hosting features, speed, reliability or price. GoDaddy has three shared web hosting plans, Economy, Deluxe and Unlimited. Only the Godaddy Unlimited plan presents the similar features and performance as BlueHost, but it’s starting at $8.49/mo which is 115% more expensive than BlueHost, even it doesn’t include a free domain name and it’s slower than BlueHost professional hosting in the TCWH performance comparison.

To learn more about the comparison between BlueHost and GoDaddy on the shared web hosting features, speed, reliability, customer service and price, visit http://www.top-cheap-web-hosting.com/web-hosting-guide/bluehost-vs-godaddy

About Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com

Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com (TCWH) is an independent web hosting review website, rating web hosts based on the true experience and the real customer reviews. TCWH is designed to help people find the best web hosting deal at the most affordable rate. Visit Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com (http://www.top-cheap-web-hosting.com) to learn more about web hosting review, rating and deals.

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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/bluehost-vs-godaddy-comparison-shared-hosting-090222984.html

With the price for the Facebook IPO to be set late Thursday, investors and users are waiting with bated breath to see how high the social media stock will reach.

Facebook’s current plans are to price its shares in the $34 to $38 range, but that could change before the first day of trading on Friday. With over 421 million shares up for grabs, Facebook could be valued at as much as $100 billion when all is said and done.

Looking past the staggering numbers — 845 million active users, 2.7 billion likes and comments per day — Facebook has had a huge impact on the web hosting and data center industry, and in a lot of ways, has changed the way web hosting customers envision their online presence. While a website used to suffice, now enterprise customers need Facebook support as it becomes an increasing part of their marketing and customer service strategy.

Facebook has invested more than $1 billion in its infrastructure including data centers in Oregon, North Carolina and Sweden, with leased facilities in California and Virginia. In 2011, Facebook spent $606 million on servers, storage, network gear and data centers, and expects another $500 million to be spent in 2012.

Through custom servers and its wholly-owned data center in Oregon, Facebook expects to cut costs, despite the fact that its data centers were the main reason for a 74 percent increase in its cost of revenue last year compared to 2010.

Facebook has contributed its Oregon data center designs to the Open Compute project launched last year. The open source project aims to improve data center efficiency and drive hardware prices down. About half of the contributions come from organizations outside of Facebook including Rackspace.

While Facebook has made a point of opening up its data center and storage hardware designs, Dion Hinchcliffe of ZDNet says it hasn’t given the same treatment to its APIs.

“Facebook has kept a tight lid on its APIs and for good reason. But ask Amazon, eBay, and other Internet giants where their business models are heading and it’s about opening up as much as possible for 3rd parties to use their own investments to build on top their platforms. Businesses of all kinds are now eager to pay to connect their own supply chains to Facebook, if only the Internet giant can figure out how to do it safely and effectively.”

Patent infringement could also have negative implications on Facebook’s products. According to Rich Miller at Data Center Knowledge, in April Yahoo claimed that Facebook’s data center and server technology may infringe upon patents owned by Yahoo and the companies it acquired.

“Yahoo’s claims cover technology included in the Open Compute Project, the open source initiative that has published details of many of Facebook’s server and data center designs.

It’s hard to tell whether this is a serious technology beef or posturing ahead of Facebook’s IPO, which is scheduled for May 18. Companies preparing to go public sometimes seek to settle legal disputes prior to their IPOs to reduce investor concern that a future judgment will affect the share price.”

Tom Millitzer, founder of NCC International and WHIR blogger, thinks Facebook has been great for the hosting industry, but not great enough for him to invest.

“All of our semi-personal, secret and public data all needing to be moved, located, collocated, categorized, photo-shopped, e-mailed and reproduced someplace. Kept, stored, restored, re-posted, liked and deposited, well, somewhere. I sometimes wonder how many iterations of the data I produce are on – how many servers? How many clouds?”

In its IPO filing, Facebook outlines potential risks, one of which says that “technical or other problems prevent [it] from delivering [its] products in a rapid and reliable manner or otherwise affect the user experience.” It is unclear if these technical problems could be solved through more infrastructure. With its shareholders demanding user and revenue growth, Facebook may need to lease more wholesale data center space to accommodate this plan in an efficient way.

Another challenge that Facebook identifies in its filing is the concern of user privacy, and security. This is where web hosts and other security providers can identify an opportunity. For example, StopTheHacker offers Facebook malware scanning to web hosting customers through various partnerships including one with Host Europe.

Stay tuned for the launch of the digital edition of the WHIR magazine on Thursday focused on how web hosting and social media interact.

Talk back: What do you think of the Facebook IPO? How have you embraced Facebook in your web hosting business? Let us know in the comment section.

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About Nicole Henderson

Nicole Henderson writes full-time for the Web Host Industry Review where she covers daily news and features online, as well as in print. She has a bachelor of journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, and has been writing for the WHIR since September 2010. You can find her on Twitter @NicoleHenderson.

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Article source: http://www.thewhir.com/web-hosting-news/will-facebooks-ipo-have-a-web-hosting-impact

Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) May 17, 2012

Cirrus Tech Ltd., a Canadian web hosting company specializing in shared, VPS and cloud hosting services, announces the launch of its latest offering – Windows® Server Cloud Virtual Machine (VM) Hosting. Their VM plans are designed for users looking for a bare-metal hypervisor solution and offer all the benefits of running a dedicated server with the advantages of virtualization such as lower costs, scalability, and high-availability. Cirrus VM hosting services include guaranteed dedicated resources, a fully redundant infrastructure and the ability to manage, control and customize your environment.

Cirrus Microsoft® Windows VM hosting offers a greater amount of control and OS access than other options, allowing users to modify and update the OS as needed, whether installing patches or performing updates. Unlike other Virtuozzo based VM solutions, the Cirrus offering allows any Windows update to be installed by an administrator. The VMs are fully customizable with either full remote desktop access for Windows or SSH/Root Access for those on Linux. With the easy to use, award winning Parallels® Plesk® Control Panel deployed on every Cirrus VM hosting plan, management is intuitive and user friendly, allowing the automation of web hosting activities. All plans include an FTP server, mail server, web server, MySQL database, phpMyAdmin, firewall with GUI and more.

“Parallels virtualization technology enables partners such as Cirrus Tech to meet the growing SMB demand for cloud services in the easiest, most comprehensive way possible,” said John Zanni, Vice President, Service Provider Alliances and Marketing, Parallels. “This powerful combination of Parallels Plesk Panel with Parallels virtualization provides Cirrus Tech with the ability to deliver Windows Server virtual machines, with all of the features and functionality that SMBs are seeking. Cirrus Tech customers will now enjoy streamlined management and control of their virtual servers from anywhere and anytime, and with simplified, self-service management features such as back-ups, resource monitoring and upgrade capabilities.”

Cirrus Virtual Machine hosting plans come with a variety of options and features. Choose from Windows Server 2003 or 2008 Web, Standard and Enterprise Editions, enterprise Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and 2012 and a variety of other web and workgroup servers. Each VM plan offers guaranteed dedicated resources for RAM, HDD, CPU and bandwidth as well as a fully redundant infrastructure including redundant power supply, HDDs and storage. The redundant storage included in all Cirrus VM plans is unlike the default offerings of most cloud providers – two entirely separate copies of all data are kept on two storage units. VM hosting also offers full scalability, accommodating spikes in resource demand and allowing for easy upgrades. In addition to instant provisioning for the VM set-up, upgrades are also provisioned in just minutes from the time of the request.

“Almost anything you can think of doing with a dedicated server, you can also handle with a Virtual Machine,” shares Cirrus CEO Ehsan Mirdamadi. “We’ve built our VM hosting services from the ground up to offer a reliable, flexible and cost effective solution that can meet the hosting needs of any business, whether simple or complex.”

Cirrus VM hosting plans start from $15.99/month. Visit http://www.cirrushosting.com/ or call 1.877.624.7787 for more details.

About Cirrus Hosting

Cirrus Tech Ltd. has been a leader in providing affordable, dependable VHS and VPS hosting services in Canada since 1999. They have hosted and supported hundreds of thousands of websites and applications for Canadian businesses and clients around the world. As a BBB member with an A+ rating, Cirrus Tech is a top-notch Canadian web hosting company with professional support, rigorous reliability and easily upgradable VPS solutions that grow right alongside your business. Their Canadian data center is at 151 Front Street in Toronto.

All company names and products mentioned in this release are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

Ehsan Mirdamadi
Cirrus Tech Ltd.
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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/cirrus-tech-launches-windows-server-cloud-vm-hosting-072346592.html

Web hosting provider Peak Hosting announced on Wednesday that it has partnered with technology accelerator StartEngine to launch the Peak Hosting Startup Program. The program will provide startup companies in StartEngine’s program a $1,000 per month credit for 12 months of Peak Hosting services.

This announcement comes a week after web host Contegix gave 15 winning startups of the inaugaral 2012 Arch Grants Business Plan Competition $5,000 in cloud hosting credits.

Web hosts can reach new customers by providing these incentives to startups. As startups grow, they need more storage, and additional hosting services. By being the first point of contact and establishing a relationship with burgeoning businesses, web hosts can  create a new avenue for acquiring customers. Peak has supported startups in the past. It helped MySpace scale its network infrastructure since it was a startup, and its testimonial can be seen on the home page of the Peak website.

StartEngine, based in Los Angeles, describes itself as an engine to help launch a hub for financing, business infrastructure, community collaboration, and exposure to venture capitalists and angel investors.

“We are so excited to join in the work StartEngine is doing,” Jeffrey Papen, founder and CEO of Peak said in a statement. “There is nothing more important to us than giving back to the technology community by sharing our time, knowledge and expertise. We look forward to watching the next Facebook and Google grow from accelerator and incubator programs.”

StartEngine encourages early-stage companies in the web, mobile and ecommerce space to apply for the program which completes four cycles per year, helping startups “build a solid foundation for success in 90 days.” It offers a team of mentors to guide the startups, and offers up to $20,000 of seed funding.

“StartEngine is excited to have Peak Hosting as one of its partners,” Howard Marks, co-chair of StartEngine said in a statement. “They will help our startups scale fast and reliably.”

Some of the startups involved in the spring 2012 cycle include Nightaway, a monthly date night subscription, Tailored Republic, custom suits with “Zappos-esque service”, and Fromography, a mobile-photo sharing appp that uses crowd sourcing to find the best images.

Talk back: What are some interesting technology startups that you support through hosting or mentorship? Do you think being involved in a program like this would help you acquire new customers? Let us know in the comment section.

Help us get better! Fill out our WHIR reader survey to let us know what works and what doesn’t. And enter to win a $100 Amazon gift card.

About Nicole Henderson

Nicole Henderson writes full-time for the Web Host Industry Review where she covers daily news and features online, as well as in print. She has a bachelor of journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, and has been writing for the WHIR since September 2010. You can find her on Twitter @NicoleHenderson.

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Article source: http://www.thewhir.com/web-hosting-news/web-host-peak-hosting-offers-startengine-startups-free-hosting-credits

(PRWEB) May 15, 2012

The web hosting rating site TCWH announces the best web hosting for 2012 voted by the 2097 real web hosting customers, rated based on the web hosting overall impression, reliability, control panel and support.

By the end of May 14, 2012, there has been 2097 real web hosting customers written reviews to their existing or used web hosts at TCWH. The most 3 reviewed web hosts are InMotion hosting (with 682 reviews), WebHostingHub (with 298 reviews) and Arvixe (with 66 reviews).

All the reviews have been strictly verified by the TCWH editors via the submitters’ website WHOIS information or email confirmation (the email must be under the domain hosted with the reviewing web hosts). Each review is consist of the rating on the overall impression, web hosting reliability, control panel and support. The final ranking of each web host at TCWH is calculated by 19 factors including the reviewer number, noisy figure, different weight of rating items, etc.

Based on the ranking algorithm, WebHostingHub is the award winner of the best web hosting for 2012 voted by 298 real customers including 66.3% from US, 4.08% from Canada, and 4.08% from United Kingdom. 99.7% of the 298 real customers have the positive overall impression and only 1 customer has the neutral attitude. 99.3% of the customers are satisfied with their web hosting reliability, 97.7% of the customers are satisfied with their web hosting control panel (cPanel), and 98.7% of the customers are satisfied with their support.

As introduced by TCWH, the high customer satisfaction of WebHostingHub is from their rich-featured all-in-one shared web hosting plan with the quick-response technical support. WebHostingHub shared web hosting plan includes 1 free domain, supports unlimited sites hosted on 1 account, unlimited disk space and monthly bandwidth. They support PHP 5.2.17 5.3.10, Python, Perl and MySQL database. With hold times that average less than 1 minute and 100% on-site WebHostingHub US employees, their clients can be assured that the experienced support staff helping with their troubles knows how to help.

WebHostingHub is starting at $6.95/mo regularly, but now they’re offering a compelling 44% discount for starting at $3.95/mo. To claim the WebHostingHub 44% discount and to learn more about WebHostingHub review, visit http://www.top-cheap-web-hosting.com/webhostinghub-coupon-reviews/webhostinghub-linux-hosting-plan-coupon-reviews

About Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com

Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com (TCWH) is an independent web hosting review website, rating web hosts based on the true experience and the real customer reviews. TCWH is designed to help people find the best web hosting deal at the most affordable rate. Visit Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com (http://www.top-cheap-web-hosting.com) to learn more about web hosting review, rating and deals.

Lucy Liu
Top-Cheap-Web-Hosting.com
8613764185530
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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/best-hosting-2012-voted-real-customers-153224902.html