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Geek Culture / Web host too good to be true?

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Nack
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 17:42
http://www.doteasy.com/Services/WebHosting/

Take a look at $0 hosting, no ad, no banner, 1gb bandwidth....
Looks reliable, but is it? anyone tried this b4??

Nack


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Keo C
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 17:56
It is too good to be true...

Uhhhhhhh.... I forgot

Keo's Linux Game Blog.
bitJericho
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Location: United States
Posted: 28th Oct 2007 18:17
Probably not, as it requires domain registration at 25USD! This is ridiculously expensive, considering domains go for about 7 dollars a year at any reputable domain registrar (I use domainsite.com). They're making their money on domains, I wouldn't go through them, cuz when it comes time to renew you're getting screwed.

I'd go with spidahost, they cost money too, but for a years hosting you pay about the same but you get a quality host


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Dr Schnitzengruber
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 19:42
I just know that the best place to go to if you want a website is here

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gamebird
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 20:27
I've heard many good things about hostmonster.com.. Fairly cheap webhosting that is very reliable and supports many of the things you would need/want on a website. And all of them are included with all of their plans. I plan to host with them after my hosting with dreamhost expires. They are unreliable to the point of me losing money.
PowerSoft
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Location: United Kingdom
Posted: 28th Oct 2007 20:39
http://byethost.com is pretty good. Combined with a TK domain you can have a cheap skate website set up in minutes!

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Satchmo
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 20:41
http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting/compare.php

Yahoos hosting is pretty good, for the cheapest($9 per month) you get 5gb disk space, 200gb data transfer, free .com domain(full) ,200 emails, some backup and support for advanced things like php, html etc. Plus you can add on stuff at any time(more disk space and more transfer) and upgrade.

Your about to get pwned.
Nicholas Thompson
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Location: Bognor Regis, UK
Posted: 28th Oct 2007 20:58
I use (and strongly recommend) A2B2

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gamebird
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 21:00
@fxgamer- host monster has 300GB of storage and 3,000GB of bandwidth and free domain, unlimited email, POP3/secure POP3 email unlimited, IMAP/secure IMAP unlimited, unlimited FTP accounts, anonymous FTP, shell access, multiple complete back-ups, fast-cgi support, perl 5, Ruby-on-Rails, and more. and the most expensive plan is $7.95 a month for 3 months with a $30 setup fee, and you can transfer a domain bought somewhere else or buy one there for $10 (which may by about a dollar overpriced, but its still cheap in the long run). The cheapest is $5.95 a month for two years. Is yahoo still good?

P.S.: HTML (and Javascript) are run in your browser, not on the server. All the web-host has to support is the file-name. Many people make that mistake.
Chris Franklin_
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 21:05
Best host I've ever used and ever will use: http://360cafehosting.com/

Digital Awakening
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Location: Sweden
Posted: 28th Oct 2007 21:27
One.com is quite good for their price. Most sites don't need much space and the traffic is free (as long as it's not too much). They have great 24/7 (less in non English languages) chat support as well as good email support.

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Satchmo
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Posted: 28th Oct 2007 22:16
Gamebird : Guess not.....

Your about to get pwned.
Zeus
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Joined: 8th Jul 2006
Location: Atop Mount Olympus
Posted: 28th Oct 2007 23:36
http://www.zendurl.com

Note this is for free. Except for the domain name.

* 500 MB Space
* 15 GB Bandwidth
* 2 Databases
* 2 Addon Domain Names
* 1 FTP Account
* 0 Forced Ads on Your Site
* MySQL and PostgreSQL Support
* Upgradable Plans



* PHP, PERL/CGI, SSI Supported
* Script AutoInstaller
* Cron Job Support
* Custom Error Pages
* POP E-Mail
* E-Mail Forwarder and Autoresponder
* phpMyAdmin
* Webalizer




* Optional Template Based Editor
* File Manager
* HOURLY Backups
* Frontpage Extensions
* Free Subdomain
* Custom Control Panel
* Extensive FAQ
* Fast Forum Support

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gamebird
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Posted: 29th Oct 2007 03:04
@cool guy jordan- that is prabably what most people here really need. I like to play around with stuff though to see what I can create. Its really just my personal playground.
Matt Rock
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Location: Binghamton NY USA
Posted: 29th Oct 2007 04:47
[url=www.aplus.net]www.aplus.net[/url] is what I use for MISoft's website. They've got low-cost packages starting at $5.95, 24/7 365 professional customer support via online chat, phone, and email (they help with the dumbest as well as the most complicated tech questions), no downtime, automated search engine submission, and enough free development tools to smother a family of six. Not to mention easy to use uploading tools, really good email service, unlimited subdomains, all that fun stuff. Oh, and did I mention the two FREE domain names? Yep, two free domain names for a year. And you can pay monthly or yearly, which a lot of hosting companies don't allow these days. All in all a really fantastic service, I haven't seen a hosting service better yet and I strongly recommend them.

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