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Happy New Years from Miss Group

December 28, 2017 — by Andreas

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New Years Eve is around the corner and as 2017 comes to an end we are thinking back on what a great year we’ve had at Miss Group. We couldn’t have done it without our amazing clients so this is a big thank you to YOU! 🙏❤️

Here are some peaks of our 2017.

• We now have over 50 000 accounts
• We have 50 employees across 3 continents
• Reached over 700 TrustPilot reviews
• Solved over 113 150 support tickets
• We opened an office in Bulgaria
• Acquired 4UKHOST in England
• We were one of the main sponsors of this years Nordic Domain Days in Stockholm
• Received 2017 “Best of Hollywood Award” in the US
• We met customers and new acquaintances from all over the world on conferences such as:

– World Hosting Days (Cloud Fest) Germany
– Affiliate Summit East in New York
– PUBCON in Las Vegas
– Nordic Domain Days in Stockholm
– Summit of iGaming in Malta
– World Gaming Expo in Monaco

Hope to meet you there next year as well!

It’s been a great year and we can’t wait to see what 2018 has in store for us!

Happy New Year from the whole team at Miss Group

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The Best Way to Change Hosting Providers

May 4, 2015 — by Andreas0

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You’re using the services of a hosting provider, so this means you’re locked in to their plan – right? Wrong! While you may have heard that it is difficult or practically impossible to change hosts, it is actually something that happens frequently in the online world.

There are many reasons to want to change hosting providers, from problems with your current provider to a great deal with a new host. Regardless of your reason for switching, there are a few things that will make the process run smoothly.

  1. Make sure you have backed up all the website files, which is something you can do by logging in and downloading your information manually or with an FTP. Do the same for your email and any other data stored with your hosting provider.
  1. Also, when you make the switch, ensure that things are clear with the registrar with which you have registered your domain name. Changing hosting providers often means you must redirect your domains to the new web server or DNS servers, unless your registrar is the same as your current web host. You can always check in with customer support if you have trouble with this.
  1. Before finalizing the switch, take the time to consider if your desired hosting provider truly offers everything you need, from databases to software support.

If it all looks good, go ahead and switch!