It's very common for shared hosts to ask you to use their nameservers, yes. Multiple shared hosting providers I've used over the last couple decades all required this, or at least presumed it.

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After all my experience with shared hosting, should I be surprised I never encountered this problem before?

If you use shared hosting, you are probably better with option 2.

Two years ago, I signed up for shared web hosting (with a LET provider I don't need to name yet). I set an A record for the root domain names. The hosting worked perfectly until last month, when DNS f

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I have seen no problems with two hosting services at TNA. I am able to login as normal.

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Raspberry Pi hosting?

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Try to apply to FOSSVPS @msatt https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/215848/fossvps-updates-free-server-for-open-source-developers-from-alexhost-hosteroid-and-st-hosting#latest

@Hostishere oh great you are hosting at IP-Projects ? thats a great network.

That's not a reason to choose them in general - like when you were researching hosting options. Stuff like cheap, lenient and so on. I mean, if you say you didn't notice the red flags and just went by

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