Hosting vBulletin

[Neal-UK]

Anyone have any good places that use paypal that also provide ideal hosting for a small forum at present 500+ members (To go large) at a great price?

Used some companies in the past but they were useless, and my current one which is ace is closing

[simsim]

Well, it depends on the acutal number of online users at a given time. You might want to check A Small Orange. They've good reputation of dealing with vBulletin forums.

[Neal-UK]

Been looking at a users sig and these look good: http://www.mjwebhosting.com

This post is in the wrong forum so apologies for that.

I just want a hosting company like my current one that uses vbulleting themselves and / or understand what exactly is needed.

[simsim]

Being the host uses vBulletin forum on their site does not necessary reflect they will be good host of vB forums!

In case you don't know the URL of A Small Orange: www.asmallorange.com.

In you want more depth reviews, try to search at www.webhostingtalk.com for good hosts.

[RattleSnake]

If you want the truth, this free hosting is the best. It has all the requirments for vBulletin, and has 20 GB space, cpanel, subdomain or domain, 200 GB bandwith. This is for 15 posts, and the admin is very quick in making the accounts!

www.rajhosting.com

Im not avertising, im saying its a good host, ive been with them.

[KingSpade]

Eleven2.com is a great host, check them out.

[mykuhl]

http://www.dreamhost.com

Tons of webspace and bandwidth. <Do Not post referral IDs! - Admin>

[paulius]

Eleven2.com is a great host, check them out.

I'll second that. Rodney, their CEO, is a good friend of mine. These guys stay up nights to get issues fixed and they like vBulletin a lot.

PS: Hi Travis!

[KingSpade]

I'll second that. Rodney, their CEO, is a good friend of mine. These guys stay up nights to get issues fixed and they like vBulletin a lot.

PS: Hi Travis!

Given that, I've dropped them a line early in the morning, earlier in the morning and through out the day. Generally, and to be honest, 99% of the time, there is someone online via AIM to speak with.

While I don't know them personally, it's nice to see that kind of dedication, which is something most smaller hosts simply can't do.

(by small, I mean smaller than major corporations, they are not a "start-up" by any means).

[Lineman28645]

Check out http://www.webhostingtalk.com

There are tons of web hosts there who can help you out. Any host can offer you web hosting. All you need is a host that offers sql databases, over 10gb bandwidth, and around 250mb of space and you are set for about the first year.

[SuperJETT]

http://www.dreamhost.com

Tons of webspace and bandwidth. <Do Not post referral IDs! - Admin>

not vbulletin friendly.

[komodo9]

If you have a bit higher budget, look into an economy dedicated server. You should be able to find one for under $100 a month with no setup fee.