FastComet vs FlokiNET.is 2021

WordPress) and email servers (Ubuntu v18 ~ Mail-in-a-box)
- Dedicated server - (Ubuntu v20 ~ hos live stream server)
- Host domains that I've registered or moved to FlokiNET and set up cPanel (DNS) service for some of them.
Flokinet VPS and dedicated servers takes a while to learn how to set up because - you have to set them up from scratch - and you need to have some basic technical skill to do that - which IMO is to be expected. If there are elements you do not know how to do - FlokiNET's support is very skilled and very helpful through the entire process. They help you in a way so you build your own skill so you only have to ask them once.
For services you might not have no access to yourself (based on the services you have purchased) - FlokiNET's support will also help you very fast - e.g. setting up reverse NS (DNS is domain -> IP, reverse-NS is IP -> domain) which is important to set up when you run email servers.
I have been very happy with FlokiNET and I've moved all my hosting to FlokiNET - except for some DNS hosting that I do with another company).

ted paying additionally $20 a month for backups they lost my backup when I needed it the most
- after few months I needed a backup again but they informed me that there was an issue with the service... no backups again
- completely useless support, they look professional but are incompetent and/or busy, once I was so frustrated I had to hire external consultant to prove them that there is a problem with the server, not with my website
- if something serious happens then you are on your own, you may wait for several hours or days for any reasonable reply
- speed - I had better with InmotionHosting
- all of this for $180 a month (with addons)
- after a few years with Fastcomet I recommend to stay away from them

and a small US host. I use a password manager RoboForm so almost never enter a password manually. I never had a problem with the other hosting companies. With Floki A. While they don't offer a real migration service they said they would transfer the Cpanel install from the old host to the new. I had bought a domain and website and they moved everything, not just the one domain. everything from the people who I purchased from. That started one big problem. It took at leas 2 weeks to migrate the domain so the first 2 weeks were a wasted of money as nothing worked due to this issue. Once the website data and all the other sites not belonging to me were move over I was told I was over the limit for space and data. But then again I did not want everything moved. So we had to remove what we deemed not ours and it barely fit in their 4gb package. Then the problem seemed to be if you logged onto Cpanel more than 5 times in an hour the firewall would block you. This meant minimum 24 hours to sometimes several days of being blocked till the would unblock you. I never had this problem before and was not entering 5 different passwords. It would work then while I was logged on block me. I kept asking support to unblock us and what was the problem. The same response some cut and paste from their records such as
Failed cPanel login from 1**.2**.231.**: 5 in the last 3600 secs - Sat Nov 14 03:39:00 2020
While I understand what they think the problem is, I did not try to log in 5 times in the last hour. I think that limit is way too low anyway.
But the point is if I'm locked out more than allowed to access my site it's a useless service.
Compared to the other hosts I've used, prices are high and the service and value are low, I was locked out more than logged in
Support was very slow like they did not care
You're basically on your own with this host as far a getting help or support so make sure you don't need support.
I can't recommend them and am looking for another host that offers great service and is offshore