NFOrce vs. SiteGround 2019

apest option out there, but you get what you pay for. Great network with high uptime, fast and helpful support, enterprise-grade hardware and free kvm - even on weekends and at night. They make sure, that you speak with a human and do everything they can to make you happy. The only thing, which would be nice, is some sort of basic ddos protection for free. However incoming traffic is free, so you don't have to pay if an attack on your server happens.

gh to be thourghly confused. Can't wazit to see how thiks year goes after the stellar startup experience I expect BIG things!!!

ey leak your information no matter what, i am some months with them but definitely i will move! They was respectful on the start and then their behavior started to be terrible with null routes and abusive behavior, i had much times packet loss from their network all i can say stay away!

is supposed to be the most generous plan, and yet I kept running into "Node limits" "CPU overage limits" file count limits, traffic limits .... never ending! I even had to DELETE vital email accounts (I only had 8 on the server - no where near 'unlimited') to get things to work. Both my websites kept crashing and returning server 500 errors due to some limit or another. NON OF WHICH WAS MADE CLEAR when I forked out a full two year term for 380$. When I asked for a refund on more than a whole UNUSED year portion they flat out declined any refund. DON'T GO THERE. (And in case you are wondering I only have 2 magento websites with less than 100 visits a day and one wordpress website much less visited. )