SwtSerenity
02-06-2002, 01:17 AM
Hi everyone...
I'm very interested in buying my own domain/host.
I need only a few basics...
-Reliable
-Cheap
-Fast
-Email forwarder, etc.
-sub domains (in case I host other people)
I was thinking about your-site.com to host me and godaddy.com to register the domain.
I'm not sure if your-site allows subdomains.
Can someone help me out?
your-site.com is like $60 a year
godaddy is like $8.75 a year
21inchguns
02-06-2002, 02:27 AM
well cheap, reliable and fast dont always go hand in hand.....
Hosts that I would recommend:
ventures online
aletia hosting
GoDaddy should be fine for your domain, I have a few domains with them
How cheap exactly do you want it?? because if cheap is all you are after, I have seen yearly plans going for $35 and less....
good luck
SwtSerenity
02-06-2002, 03:34 AM
I just want to be able to have hostees and let them have their own FTP for it.
I also want it very affordable. It isn't a business, just a personal site for fun.
I prefer a price under $9 if possible.
I'm more concerned with getting the host than the domain.
But I am still open to domain registration services..=)
nvphone
02-06-2002, 07:04 AM
Originally posted by SwtSerenity
Hi everyone...
I'm very interested in buying my own domain/host.
I need only a few basics...
-Reliable
-Cheap
-Fast
-Email forwarder, etc.
-sub domains (in case I host other people)
I was thinking about your-site.com to host me and godaddy.com to register the domain.
I'm not sure if your-site allows subdomains.
Can someone help me out?
your-site.com is like $60 a year
godaddy is like $8.75 a year
Your-site.com is very good. Great support, uptime and speed.
I have had 2 of my domains that like you do not need much with them for 6 months.
SaraMo
02-06-2002, 07:48 PM
Sarina is getting a domain! Yay! :D I am probably going with myacen.com. For $50 a year you can get craploads of stuff :) Or for $25 a year, you can still get a bunch of great features!
SwtSerenity
02-06-2002, 11:26 PM
Does anyone recommend http://solidload.com? Is it very reliable?
SwtSerenity
02-10-2002, 11:43 PM
What do you all recommend? solidload? aletia? somethign else?
SwtSerenity
02-11-2002, 08:03 PM
K I think I'm just gonna go with aletia.
I dunno what else to get.
Chicken
02-11-2002, 08:44 PM
Apparently, people don't have an opinion (which around *here* is odd! ;))...
SwtSerenity
02-11-2002, 08:52 PM
Yeah..I need the basics. I dont mind once a month downtimes. I know nothing is perfect. I just dont want daily downtimes ya know?
I want something that's consistent and reliable.
Aletia seems ok. =]
ebizalive
02-13-2002, 07:15 PM
well cheap, reliable and fast dont always go hand in hand.....
... and expensive, reliable and good support dont always go hand in hand .. d;-)
John
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ebizalive
02-13-2002, 07:19 PM
I was thinking about your-site.com to host me and godaddy.com
We have been very satisfied with godaddy.com. Why pay 2-4 times as much for the same product and the same - or better - level of service?
John
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ebizalive.com
jn@ebizalive.com
