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My Experience With Vistapages!

 
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Andre White

VistaPages has been around the industry since late 2004. According to their President, is quite straight forward; “to provide products & services with first-class customer service available at competitive prices.” From my experience, that is exactly what they do, and they do it will. They don’t only provide shared web hosting, but also reseller, virtual private servers, dedicated servers, game servers and colocation services. So they offer a great deal of services for all types of web hosting customers, this is a good thing — they will be able to scale with you as your web hosting demands increase. Our focus for this review is their shared web hosting package called the VistaDeal, which starts at $6.95 per month for 10GB of web space and 250GB of monthly data transfer.

Price Value

At the time of sign up, VistaPages had 3 plans, however they have now consolidated into a single plan offering, named the VistaDeal. It certainly is a “deal”, offering 10GB of web space, 250GB of monthly data transfer, free domain name unlimited POP3/IMAP e-mail accounts, subdomains, and parked domains. If you thought that was enough, they offer the ability to host up to eight (8) entire web sites on a single package. That’s about $0.77 per month per domain hosted! I told you it was a “DEAL” They also offer Fantastico, which bundles several dozen ready-to-install scripts, including software such as WordPress, OSCommerce, ZenCart, Mambo/Joomla, etc. When it comes to the price value, you’re getting everything and more from this package.

Reliability

At the time of sign up, VistaPages was having issues with the server that I was on. I asked to be moved to a more reliable server and they did so. I was told that the server that I was on previously was troubled due to some abusive users, and later informed me that the server was stable again. After being moved to the newer server, I was always able to access my e-mail and web site whenever I needed. I didn’t notice any downtimes either. The network upgrades/maintenance periods were communicated well to us, so we have no complaints in this department. From their web site, their servers are located in downtown Toronto, in a carrier hotel. They use high-powered Dual Xeon servers with a minimum of 2GB ECC Reg memory.

Control Panel

VistaPages, like most web hosting companies, utilize the cPanel control panel. They have an integrated SiteBuilder, which is very cool for the newbies that don’t know what they are doing. The control panel loads up very fast and is definately user friendly. You will be able to manage everything from your e-mail, statistics, your files, and more. They are using one of the World’s most popular control panel’s, so again, no complaints here.

Customer Service

VistaPages offers a 24/7 service via live chat and e-mail. I have noticed that their live chat is responded to within 30-seconds, and their e-mail support tickets are responded to within 15-30 minutes, the longest was 1 hour. So they are pretty speedy. They do have telephone reps answering the phones during Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm EST, so if you really need to get a hold of them, they are available toll-free. Their main priority is focusing on customer satisfaction, they offer a 30-day money back guarantee, and will often offer credits and help you out further if they dissapointed you in anyway, very friendly and a great company to deal with!

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My name is Andre White and I have been a web developer for over 10 years now. I have used a fair amount of web hosting companies over the course of my career, I’ve been through it all, the good and the bad times. Website: http://www.webhostingblogreview.com
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