What webhost do you guys use to host your vbulletin forums?
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What webhost do you guys use to host your vbulletin forums?
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.. Any webhost that supports PHP and MySQL?
Yesh !
You wont be able to host a nulled forum.
@ubuntuSE they do i live in netherland
You could host SMF, it's a free forum on web hosts such as 000webhost, hostt, and x10 hosting.
yes i use a NULLED VB and nah smf sucks :d
well idc if my account will get banned just list me one that works
000Webhost.com failed to host
ByteHost passed but slow like shit
000webhost.com failed to host? What do you mean by that?
I guess nulled forums are not allowed there....x10Hosting doesnt allow nulled forums too.
They found out that Twist165 is hosting illegal software, so they suspended his/her account ?
ALL onshore hosting companies (US, etc) do not allow illegal stuffs to be hosted with them.
E.g, Nulled VB.
ByteHost is an Onshore hosting companies as well, vBulletin will still able to get your information. (Am i wrong? lol.)
SMF doesn't sucks, because it's an open source software!
But you can try MyBB, it's better then SMF.
If you doesn't like SMF, MyBB, etc.
Just purchase a license from vBulletin, I know it's expensive, but it's a great software, yea.
Last edited by ExploitGM; 26-05-11 at 06:46 AM.
i just need a host that can handle vb
i dont really care if i get banned or they dont allow to host NULLED VB
You still don't seem to understand, but to answer your first question; yes any host can "handle" vb.
But the factor of illegal hosting still comes into play, so go and read the other posts about offshore hosting.
Semi-offtopic: I'm liking xenforo over every other free ones atm <3
Last edited by nzrock; 26-05-11 at 06:58 PM.
you are wrong not any host can hadle VB
000WEbhost.com failed
and yes i no no host allows NULLED VB
well lers wait for that to happen..
just name me some free host
If you understand, then why are you still asking for us to name you free hosts?
Like I said, go back and read about the offshore hosting stuff, and just google offshore hosts.