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Mon, 10/27/2008 - 15:05 — dk (not verified)

drupal host research

Thank you for your efforts in the research.
It has been a mess to try and find a host through forums and user reviews.
this has actually been the first real information i could use.

BTW, has hostmonster and blue host ever came back to you ? i am curious, as they are on my short list.

Lastly, any other people reading here , give siteground a skip , although they cre recommended bythemselves all over google search results and so called unbias reviews.

regards
D

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