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Ever used FadeHost or Hosthorde?
While looking at some minecraft server hosts I came across one called fadehost. They seem to have very good deals but I could not find anything on the internet reviewing them so that got me worried. And while Im at it same thing goes for Hosthorde. I hve a server with them but not sure if I should trust them. My server is goig great but all I find online is negative about them. eg. scamming halting server...
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I would like to reinforce Bizzle and tell you not to go with HostHorde. As much as their cheap prices and "unlimited" plan seem like amazing deals, they are cheap because they have nothing to offer. I have used them in the past for development servers, and even with only me and my development team on (5 players) I was lagging and the server was down.
I would also like to bring up the fact that their support is terrible, yes it is always there and live, but you rarely get any questions answered. I would stongly suggest you go with a company with much better customer feedback and track record, such as McProHosting.
I would also like to bring up the fact that their support is terrible, yes it is always there and live, but you rarely get any questions answered. I would stongly suggest you go with a company with much better customer feedback and track record, such as McProHosting.
I use hosthorde and they are sketchy. I'm most likely going to be changing server hosts in the next month or two. I'm just going to give you an example or two of how bad their service is.
Scenario 1: My server kept crashing and going offline, for about an hour at a time, each time with the same error message "Can't connect to minecraft bridge". I contacted customer support (who i will mention is always the same person) and he gave me a BS answer like "I'm sorry for the downtime, the server appears to be online now though." I tell him that this is the third time it has happened and he said "The problem seems to have fixed itself, so no reason to worry." Next day the same error crashes the server.
Honestly I would get away from hosthorde before your server gets to big, start fresh. Oh and let me mention when you get 20+ people, no matter what plan you have with hosthorde the server WILL lag.
Scenario 1: My server kept crashing and going offline, for about an hour at a time, each time with the same error message "Can't connect to minecraft bridge". I contacted customer support (who i will mention is always the same person) and he gave me a BS answer like "I'm sorry for the downtime, the server appears to be online now though." I tell him that this is the third time it has happened and he said "The problem seems to have fixed itself, so no reason to worry." Next day the same error crashes the server.
Honestly I would get away from hosthorde before your server gets to big, start fresh. Oh and let me mention when you get 20+ people, no matter what plan you have with hosthorde the server WILL lag.
