I wish to open a free-webhosting business that will cover recieve enough money to keep it running but no sustain a profit. There are various vancies below and if you feel that you are suitable for these please send a copy of your resume and cover e-mail to nicholsonar@hotmail.com

Positions Open:

Co-Owner, must be prepared to pay half of the expenses:

Monthly Expenses;
$35-$50 for dedicated server,
$10 for whm autopilot leased,
$20 expenses.

One time Expenses;
Server setup (if any),
$25 Website Design,
$25 Banner Panel.

So that means $50 + server setup one time
and $65-80. Dollars per month.

I will pay the other half of things and domain registration.

PHP Scripter:

Will pay 50$ to anyone who can design an addon for whm autopilot which makes users click a certain amount of banners per month or there account for cpanel will be de-actived. (Unique banners, i.e cannot click the same banner in less than 25 hours).

Website Designer;

Design a layout, for our hosting and we will pay you $50. :). Send all entries and your e-mail address and name to the e-mail address above. Best one wins.

Thank you,
Arthur Nicholson.

I'd be interested. I already have 2 servers and can make the addon for WHM autopilot.

Originally posted by nichnet
Will pay 50$ to anyone who can design an addon for whm autopilot which makes users click a certain amount of banners per month or there account for cpanel will be de-actived. (Unique banners, i.e cannot click the same banner in less than 25 hours)..
You are doomed before you start if that is requirement, it is cheating the system and the advertising company(s) will disable your account. You will be hard pressed to find someone who will allow allow accounts for free hosting but to cheat as well is asking for trouble. I will try to find a thread where another free host tried the same thing.

You can't call it cheating unless you know the details of his contracts with the advertisers. There are plenty of sites that pay members for ad clicks and advertisers like myself that buy paid-to-click ads.