Seeking American or European webhost with servers in the UK...

[Azam.net]

Does anybody know of any US or European web hosts with servers in the UK please?

[Art]

I'm sure there are many hosts
Have a look at Bulhost.com.
Alsmost 100% uptime and very fast and friendly support

[Azam.net]

Thanks very much for that: Bulhost look great. Are there any others please?

Noticed that you get a lot more bang for your buck with US hosts. While US hosts may provide 2Gb in their basic packages, for instance, UK hosts only provide 200Mb. Plus is cheaper to call US hosts than UK ones! Costs 1p a minute to call USA with some telephone companies, but all telephone companies charge about 9p a minute to call 0870 numbers which most UK webhosts use

Only reason we need UK servers is to appear in Google UK results (site has .com domain name).

[srcudlipp]

I use www.streamlinenet.co.uk

Unlimited disk space & bandwidth for £45 per year, or the same for 10 domains for £100 per year (£10 per domain)

Quick online support, and good uptime

Stuart

[Art]

Originally Posted by srcudlipp I use www.streamlinenet.co.uk Unlimited disk space & bandwidth for £45 per year, or the same for 10 domains for £100 per year (£10 per domain) Quick online support, and good uptime Stuart

I usually don't get seriously similar offers
There isn't something like "unlimited". Have you seen such a thing like
"unlimited hard disk"?

[AffManagement]

"Only reason we need UK servers is to appear in Google UK results (site has .com domain name)."

Hi Nadeem, is it a given these days that Google will list .co.uk/.coms by their server location? we have several .co.uk domains listed on US servers, wondering what the effect of uk hosting would/could do?

TIA, Neil...

[Azam.net]

If you have a .co.uk then Google will list you in their UK results no matter where the site is hosted.

If you have a .com which is hosted outside the UK then Google will not list you in their UK results.

If you have a .com hosted in the UK then Google will list you in their UK results.

That's my understanding - so you have no worries Neil