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Huskie

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#242923 20-Nov-2018 12:05
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Hi guys,

 

My term is coming to an end with Siteground Hosting. As many are aware, after the initial signup period, their price changes from $5.95p/m to $19.95p/m and I don't wish to support such a company who constantly offers low prices to new customers but screws over renewing customers.

 

I have one main ecommerce site (that I wish to move in tact) - and then a couple more random domains that I use for testing new site designs/layouts (I can just delete these and import using a backup if need be). The shop currently only caters to NZ, but may expand to AUS customers also in the future.

 

Any suggestions on who to move to?

 

I am a noob, and normally work on things through my cpanel. I've seen SiteHost recommended multiple times but not sure if that's overkill for what I'm needing. Hoopla I've seen was recommended a long time ago but not sure if they are still recommended now.


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  #2130173 20-Nov-2018 12:13
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Have a chat to @danielfaulknor who specializes in this sort of thing.





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  #2130175 20-Nov-2018 12:15
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Thanks for the @ @michaelmurfy

 

Yep, we do at least a couple of Wordpress moves (to our own servers) a week. 





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