Do any of you guys know of any webhost where you can have several domains on the same webhostingplan?
(each of my domains takes up very little space). Is this what you use domain pointers for?

Thanks,

Yes, most hosts should allow you to do this. There may be a small setup fee involved.

--Tina

Originally posted by Jonah
Do any of you guys know of any webhost where you can have several domains on the same webhostingplan?
(each of my domains takes up very little space). Is this what you use domain pointers for?

Thanks,
Jonah,

This is what our definition of a "domain pointer" is, however I have heard of hosts who define it differently. It would be advisable for you to email the host and ask exactly what they mean by a "domain pointer" before signing up.

Just my $0.02.

Best Regards,
Matt Lightner
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Hostgo.com would let you have five domains on one account for no extra charge; but you have to ask about it since they don't actively advertise it, at least they didn't in the past. Others may also.
Gary