Hi all,

I really like webhosting at webmaters.com, as they offer almost
things I like:

500 MB of disk space with 5GB of burstable bandwidth.
100 POP3 mailboxes, unlimited aliases, autoresponders
...

and this feature I like very much:

Mail Groups : Setting up an mail group allows you to receive e-mail at one central mailbox and then have it forwarded to a designated group of internal or external mailboxes.

and [Mailing List Manager].

Monthly Fee $9.95 !!!

But the question is I have no experience with webhosting.
I really need your comments about webmasters.com

Another friend of mine recommends tera-byte.com ...

Thank you very much.

well, there are some things wrong with webmasters.com. I looked at following features:

"Database Access: If your site requires the use of a database, we offer MySQL, a fast, full featured SQL database designed for the Internet .."
Cost: $5.00 per month!!
Setup Fee: None

Unique IP Address: Cost: $5.00 per month for each unique IP

"Server Mirroring: This feature is designed to provide unconditional 100% network and server uptime. Although our network and server uptime is virtually 100% anyway, it is possible for a web server to have a major hardware problem, such as a primary hard drive or processor failure. Although we have backup servers standing by ready to replace a failed server, the process itself may involve some downtime for the time it takes to restore data. Server Mirroring gives you a piece of mind that your website will not go down even if the server or network you are on fails completely."
Cost: $19.95 per month

What do you think about tera-byte.com
in comparision with webmasters.com? thx.

[ See also this thread: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?threadid=17241 ]

I've been interested in Webmasters.com also, as they seem to have some very good deals. I'd love to hear what others think.

One feature which I found missing was the ability to use subdomains to host content. They can redirect subdomains to somewhere, but it's not true subdomain hosting.

< Simon >

Looking over their site and they seem to have their act together totally. Nice site with HEAPS of info. I was intrigued by the server mirroring concept. I don't know how they sycronise databases and many other dynamic aspects of hosting with their mirrors but I'm sure they're figured all that out etc. :)