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    Default Godaddy vs pinellashosting?

    For good windows web hosting what can you recommend to go with?
    pinellashosting.com or godaddy.com
    Why?
    Why not?

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    IMO, Godaddy because they are more reliable and trusted by many

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    godaddy.com,it's more popular and reliable.So you can have a try.Bluehost is also not bad.
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    I prefer Godaddy it is very good and best hosting service provider. and also best domain name provider.

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    I am not happy with this. Its not a nice thing. It can be much better in other way.

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    From my personal experience, don't host with company that does domain registration as their main business. They offer poor tech support.

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    I would choose neither from my past experiences. They just lack the customer skills, tech support skills, and of course, the pricing advantage my current Web Hosting has over them.
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    After being in the industry long enough and the horror stories you hear from customers switching away from GoDaddy, avoid em.

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