Who do you use for SEO Hosting?

[ly2 from WF]

I just switched from seohosting.com (host gator) to SEO-host.com.

SEO-host offered me almost 4 times the amount of IP's that seohosting.com gave me for nearly the same price. They also give me a unique nameserver for each IP which seohosting.com didn't do.

I have spent a fair amount of time looking into SEO hosts and it seems there aren't many trustworthy places that offer the service.

Anyone here know of some other good SEO hosting companies?

 

[Goodcat]

Tell me your username is a joke, PLEASE

 

[ly2 from WF]

Tell me your username is a joke, PLEASE

I R ADVANCED DIRECTORY SUBMITTER EXPERT FROM DIGITALPOINT, NICE TO MEET YOU SIRS

 

[greenleaves]

I R ADVANCED DIRECTORY SUBMITTER EXPERT FROM DIGITALPOINT, NICE TO MEET YOU SIRS

Did you read the rules?

Man, you are going to like it here.

And it is nice to meet you. I b advanced SE3 Ninja who kills spiders and dominates them all :conehead:

 

[ly2 from WF]

Did you read the rules?

Man, you are going to like it here.

And it is nice to meet you. I b advanced SE3 Ninja who kills spiders and dominates them all :conehead:

Sigh, that's the second time I've been hit with meatspin in as many days...

 

[kelhalla2]

I like the cut of your jib, sir.

just be careful who you get to do your seo hosting and make sure you don't mix any seo type sites with any other types of sites or you will get slapped by google back to 1860.

 

[DumDum]

As far as I know SEOhosting.com doesn't have different rDNS records for IPs from different C Classes. This makes the entire concept of SEO hosting from seohosting.com absolutely BOGUS since what they're selling is bullshit.
Google can see the rDNS records and it might track dow your entire network of websites and...you know what comes next.

btw, SEO hosting is a really useful tool. Quite a way of getting your rankings high without the fear of getting tracked down for blackhat.