IONOS VS DedicatedCore

IONOS Reviews

DedicatedCore Reviews

1. vipal76421    

   Working at Yoga With Dev | 13 days ago
   I am happy with there service

   In my opinion, DedicatedCore is a leading Server provider, making it very fast and affordable to use with every type of use. They have a very clear mindset to satisfy their clients and that's what I like about their services.

   👍 Pros:    Just great!!!|Intuitive|Open-source
2. gerald347    

   CEO at Fuse On | 23 days ago
   More than just a web hosting service, best tech support

   I was wondering if we needed to upgrade our server and reached out to dedicatedcore for advice. They gave me a full page of solid recommendations to try - they totally could have just sold me on an upgraded plan. Super good service every time I need it!

   🏁 Competitors: Bluehost, HostGator

   👍 Pros:    Super simple|Easy to use
3. silva234    

   Account Manager at RTY Finance | 28 days ago
   DedicatedCore operates on state-of-the-art data centers with optimized power and cooling systems

   DedicatedCore is a provider of affordable dedicated servers that offer high performance and value. By leveraging efficient infrastructure and automated processes, DedicatedCore reduces costs without compromising on quality.

   🏁 Competitors: Contabo, OVH Cloud

   👍 Pros:    Data protection and security|Order management|Customer support|Works perfectly

IONOS mentions (5)

• Create a custom domain without automatically having a new e-mail provider.

  So I am currently trying to setup my own mail domain and have almost no clue. After some time I got across ionos.com where I can setup my custom domains. And I did find some domains I want to buy. But now I am uncertain, because if I get this payment right I will automatically get an e-mail box for ionos:. Source: 6 months ago

• Reccomendations for a website provider for a small business?

  I've been using Ionos (ionos.com - mind the spelling) for professional and hobby stuff for years. Great product and service; wide variety of offerings from pre-installed to roll yer own. Not the least expensive and not the most, but I've found I genuinely get what I pay for. Source: 11 months ago

• Is there Any free hosting services that host your Django website and list it to the internet and they take payments from the revenue of the ads in the website?. I searched a bit and found some, but nothing clear on the policy.. Anyways I'm just looking for a way to get started besides pythonanywhere

  You can buy domains for like a buck. Try ionos.com. You can also use railway.app and you get credit. It's pretty cheap after that. Try that or digitalocean first and if you like, get a domain name. But you only need a domain name for some use cases if you are just learning. Source: 11 months ago

• I run a high five-figure per month blog network - AMA

  The first site I sold was made with the website builder included with a cheap hosting package from 1and1.com (note: I am not recommending/advocating for them, I don't know if they even exist anymore). Source: about 1 year ago

• Gmail is Blocking My Pop3 Emails

  I use mail.ionos.com (formerly 1and1.com) as my email provider for my business accounts, which I then have gmail route to my personal inbox as an outside pop3 account. I also send mail from this pop3 account via my personal gmail (labeled as the pop3 account). Source: about 1 year ago

DedicatedCore mentions (0)