HostingAdvice is just a marketing front… HostingAdvice is just a marketing front end for sleazy companies. They rate HostPapa as an excellent domain hosting site but I had a simple photo website with at most 100-200 meg of traffic per month. All was good for many years, then suddenly I receive nasty grams that I'm using too much resources. When a hosting company tries this scam, I just shut down my site and see if it is a scam. Sure enough, Hostpapa kept sending the nastygrams that I had to upgrade due to the massive traffic on my site (which wasn't even up). Pure sleaze! Obviously HostingAdvice.com is as well.

Gaming Google Search Searched Google using tool time past year. This landed me on HostingAdvice.com. After reading the article I noticed someone had commented on the article more than a year ago when the Posted Dated was from a few days ago. Did some research using the Wayback Machine and found they periodically update the "Posting Date". My assumption is they are trying to game Google and people specifically looking for fresh articles.

Scam Website - no advice here They rank all shady hosting provider higher than reasonable hosting providers. Hostgator.com at 4.5 ? GTFOH

Dodgy Can't understand how this works. HostingAdvice.com have Bluehost as their Top Overall Host. Yet they score as very bad on Trustpilot. And I mean, VERY bad. I need to change to a cheaper but reliable host, and its a minefield. Just when you think you've found something that ticks all the boxes, you see a shead load of reasons not to go along with them. Is there ANY company out there who offers a 30 day trial without having to give them money up front?

Great, a readable tech advice site! Firstly, I'm definately not a pro at judging web sites because I find that most of them are too crammed with stuff, confusing and not easily detailed for the average user. To be fair the prize money contest is what peeked my interest, and when I scanned through the site there were a few items related to what I have been struggling to understand. To define certificates and know what they are used for... I now have a better understanding because of how it was written. Simple, not too much tech language, and even I could make sense of it. The big lettering helps, colors are easy on the eyes, the articles are spread out enough and individualized with bold and fonts so it doesn't look overwhelming and not crammed with too much stuff. I will check your site out again !