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Stealer
03-20-2007, 01:41 PM
Ok. I am going to be obtaining a domain name as well as a hosting service, the free hosting services are making me go insane. Their adds keep breaking up my website design. So I am looking for a plan that will not cost much more then 20$ a month(that has good flash/.asp NOT PHP) . Which do you think would be good place to purchase my domain name. Then after I get it who would I have host the site?
macy
03-26-2007, 04:58 AM
I agree, I would not suggest free host if you're serious with your sites. I would suggest take a hosting plan from Powweb or Godaddy. They were both great. Just check on their features which of those would benefit you the most.
lucky
04-04-2007, 06:46 AM
Go for hostmonster or bluehost. They are good actually with excellent support. Though they have the same owner, hostmonster has more preferable features.
sufi
04-06-2007, 01:22 PM
Always use my piece of advice:

* Never register your domain with a specialist web hosting company.
* Never get hosting from a specialist domain registrar.

I think your best bet would be HostGator because they have awesome packages and also very reputable.
macy
04-07-2007, 03:19 AM
I'm confused sufi, what do you mean by specialist webhosting and specialist domain registrar? Does that mean a webhosting company alone and a solely registrar?
sufi
04-08-2007, 01:46 AM
I'm confused sufi, what do you mean by specialist webhosting and specialist domain registrar? Does that mean a webhosting company alone and a solely registrar?

Ok, I'll explain it a little

* Never register your domain with a specialist web hosting company. [Never register your domain with a web hosting company because they are often resellers and do not give you full control of your domain, you can even lose it if company is dishonest].

* Never get hosting from a specialist domain registrar. [Never buy hosting from specialist domain registrar (Like Godaddy) because it will lack quality stuff].
Domain News
04-08-2007, 01:52 AM
You should really take a look at these hosting plans at Searchen:
http://hosting.searchen.com and you can register your domain right there too. The fees are near if not the best out there..

I have 300 domains in my searchen account.
macy
04-11-2007, 09:38 PM
But Searchen is quite new right?

Sufi who is your webhost then? And how long have you been hosting with them?