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[This message has been edited by MaggieOK (edited 07-30-2000).]
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eWebCity (http://www.ewebcity.com) is free, no banners or popups, 30mb and supports ASP. I have noticed server problems at times, though.
I use CoolLink hosting (http://www.coolwebhosting.com). 50mb, supports FrontPage, FTP, Cold Fusion, RealAudio, ASP, unlimited POP addresses and 99.9% guaranteed uptime. $99 for one year with no setup fee if you sign up through http://www.tigerdirect.com, although they will charge you $12 to send you a piece of paper with your authorization code!
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Ensign
if you are willing to shell 20 bucks a month, try hostac.com. Before they switched to premium adult hosting, they had good plans and reliable technical support team
You can still contact them about their regular hosting plans. First month free if you ask for it and it's 20 dollars a month for 30mb of space..
just my few thought http://www.hostac.com
allman
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Banned
i am not going to give away my little secret but i gto one hundred percent ad free space for free 10 emgs and a pop3 mail that shares the space with my webspace so i cant overload in size
no ads and it always works i use it fro ym domain redirection most people never notice and its a really food sit ei suggest you look i figured out how to get a ottaly free domain name redirectiona and free ad free space its a perfect system if you are really interested email me a trade might be available or even a little from paypal heh i hope this does not violate forum rules but this a sisystem for getting 100% free legit domaions and i mean anyone would want one
okay later sorry about the spellign but if your interested reply or email me
later
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siph, if you don't want to share and only take, get outa here! You skank!!!
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Lieutenant Junior Grade
I saw this advertised in LA the last time I went up there to get my smog fix:
http://www.1dollarhosting.com
What you get for $1 a month:
www.YourName.com hosted
Unlimited Data Transfer
Unlimited Hits
Unlimited FTP Access
Unlimited E-mail Aliases
20MB Disk Space
Free E-mail Account
Free Tech Support (via email)
Free Domain Transfer
Free Personal CGI-BIN
Free FrontPage Extensions
Free SSI, PHP, RealNetworks
They charge you a setup fee of something like $49.
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Ensign
www.msquaredweb.net
Great prices.. reliable..
Many members from this board use it.
Mention GotApex during sign up and get free setup and a discounted rate...
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I guess those beat the hell out of the $7.50 I could offer. $1... that's pretty cheap.
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Lieutenant Junior Grade
http://www.registerclub.com
I haven't used it yet, but it sounds good enough. $10 for the domain, then $25 hosting fee per year, so end up with $35 per year. You get 1MB (which is not enough, but you always get the free one out there), 1 POP e-mail, Front-page, blah blah blah...
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Ensign
Be wary of any deals that are too good to be true. While I don't have any experience with the $1/mo host, I would be willing to bet money they have crap tech support (if they even have any). I've heard www.hostme.com is really good, but they aren't exactly cheap.
Best way to go is to decide what you're using your site for, and how important uptime is to you. If it's just a small site, and it won't hurt you much if it's down every once in a while (say a couple hours a week or so) then go with the cheapest one you can find. If you plan on making money from it and/or will have a complicated site (with lots of cgi-scripts, forum, chat, etc.) then pay the extra for a reliable host.
I run a webhosting company myself (no I'm not posting the URL cause the site's not quite ready, and don't want to break any forum rules) but I'm not exactly cheap. It's 30/mo for a pretty decent package; this is what I need to actually afford to stay in business. Much less and I'll be running myself to death to please people only paying $5/mo or whatnot. In the end I have fewer, but happier customers, and make the same money. Plus I can stay in business
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I use FreeServers.com and they host www domains for free (with a banner) or for $5.95 per month without. Check 'em out!
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Ensign
It's pretty easy for them to set this up, but yet it seems most hosts don't offer this. You don't want domain forwarding, which is just having multiple domains forward to the same site. Instead, many hosts allow you to pay an extra $15 or so one-time fee and they will setup the domain to point to a subdirectory under your existing account.
The advantages are, of course, you don't pay more per month. The disadvantages are that it's still just one account, so it's fine for you but not if you're trying to resell space to other customers. www.prohosting.com does this pretty well, check them out.
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