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  • cockfieldcasey says:

    How To Transfer A Purchased Domain From GoDaddy To Hostgator?
    I purchased a domain on GoDaddy but i want HostGator to host it. I purchased a hosting plan with HostGator and i login to their admin panel but im not sure where to start to move it over to HostGator from GoDaddy. Any ideas?

    June 7, 2011 at 8:28 pm
    • netdevour says:

      You need to enter into GoDaddy’s domain manager – I am assuming you registered the domain with Go Daddy – and change the DNS to reflect Hostgator’s servers. You can get the correct DNS to enter from HostGator and there should be two DNS entries. Once you have the DNS from HostGator, go to the domain manager of GoDaddy and change the DNS. This will allow your domainname to point to HostGators servers…

      June 10, 2011 at 5:54 pm
  • manoftrust72 says:

    I tried signing up for hosting with HostGator to build my website, but didn’t get no welcome email. Why?
    I have contacted HostGator six times about this. It’s been five days after I signed up for hosting service place for $12.00 a month, and now, I have not gotten any email containing my login information. They said they would email me again time and time again, and I checked everywhere and didn’t get it. I’m about to file a chargeback on my credit card to get $12.00 credited back to my account.

    Which hosting service will work for me? Please help. I signed up for GoDaddy.com for my domain name and I signed up at HostGator and typed in the domain name I owned from GoDaddy.com. But I got no email, never login, etc.. Is HostGator a rip off?

    June 9, 2011 at 8:10 pm
  • manoftrust72 says:

    Do I need a web hosting service to build a webpage?
    I like to build a webpage to market and sell products with dropshipping wholesale supplier. I registered for my own domain. Do I need a web hosting to build a webpage? I tried hostgator, supergreen, and many others, and none of them work or that I couldn’t login to cPanel. They won’t work. I’m sorry to say I have no experience in building webpage. Anyone that can help me will be greatly appreciated.

    June 9, 2011 at 8:10 pm
    • j wale says:

      Yes you do need a web hosting service to build a webpage. Hope I helped.

      June 9, 2011 at 11:29 am
  • kiwilimejuice says:

    Question about Hostgator.com?
    i bought a domain with godaddy.com, i have dreamweaver cs3 and now i have an account to Hostgator.com. i have their hatchling service ( the lightest hosting service they have) and i need to know how to find the FTP information that dreamweaver requires to upload my site.

    Dreamweaver asks for an FTP host and a Host Directory followed by a login. i need to know if these categories have an alternate name that they might be listed as in host gator.

    June 10, 2011 at 4:17 pm
    • ChiChiX_o says:

      i have several accounts with hostgator so this is what to look for. the day you created your account, you should have received an email that looks like the following. your ftp can either be http://ftp.yourdomain.com (or) the IP address listed below. and then use the username and password for when your account was created. if you don’t recall seeing the email, then just send them a trouble ticket and they’ll respond within a day – sometimes a matter of hours.

      Subject: Your Hostgator Account Information.

      Body: Welcome to the hostgator family!

      Your Domain: xxxxxxxx.com
      Your Username: username
      Your Password: password
      Your sites IP address:
      12.345.678.910

      Your name servers:
      ns000.hostgator.com
      ns000.hostgator.com

      June 10, 2011 at 4:44 pm
  • manoftrust72 says:

    I signed up for hosting service on HostGator, but didn’t get email containing login info. Is it a scam?
    I waited for two days. I contact them about it, and they told me they was going to email me the login information. I contact them four times now, and I registered my domain at GoDaddy.com, and I registered another domain at hostgator. Still, no email containing login information. Do you think it’s a scam and do you think I should file a chargeback on my creditcard for refusing to let me use their service?

    June 10, 2011 at 8:10 pm
    • Matt says:

      No, Host Gator is real. Host Gator is a discount web hosting company out of Texas.
      I once signed up for their service only to realize that they had grossly misrepresented what the terms
      of my use could be, and so I told them I wanted a refund under their 60 Day money back guarantee (the next day) and it took THREE calls over 30 days until they actaully put the refund through, and then I waited 20 more days from that.

      Funny story, it ended up working good I that money came back from Host Gator right around X mas and I used it to buy gifts !

      June 10, 2011 at 3:45 am

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