Web Hosting... whats the best deal?

[alien886]

I WENT HERE (they compare web hosting): http://www.findmyhosting.com/

I think I found the best deal (with a high "Rating Score")...

TotalChoice (USA)
website: http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/
Silver Plan
Disk Storage: 500 MB
Data Transfer: 10GB
and Unlimited E-mail accounts

for only $5.00 a month! CAN YOU FIND ANTHING BETTER???

 

[DaveSimmons]

This gets asked several times a week in Off-Topic, try using a search there.

 

[WHipLAsh13]

Sure can 1 and 1.

3 years free.

Website/Connectivity:
Hosted on I/O optimized own 1&1 Linux version
500 MB web space
5,000 MB/month traffic ($.99 per GB for additional traffic)
No limits on simultaneous hits/bandwidth
Protected by firewall
Continuous backups of your website
99.9% Uptime guarantee



Website features:
Advanced live site statistics, log files, ready-to-run CGI-library, own CGI programming (Perl, Python), FrontPage 2002 extensions
Advanced Password Protection
5 FTP accounts
PHP3 & PHP4
MySQL
Proxy SSL Secure Server
Cron Jobs
SSH Secure Shell Access
Advanced Developer Tools

CRM/E-commerce:
WebElements
Newsletter Tool
One-on-one online dialogue
Turn-key web database applications
Chats
Forums

Domain names:
Register or transfer .com/.net/.org/.info for just $5.99/year
50 subdomains (e.g., shop.yourDomain.com)
Point up to 100 external domain names to 1&1

Applications:
Free template loaded online WebsiteCreator
Free full version of Fusion 7, search engine registration, ranking, optimization
Total software worth $300
1&1 Control Panel
E-mail handling:
50 POP3 e-mail accounts (50 MB each)
Catch-all e-mail addresses
Auto-responders, unlimited forwarding.
1&1 Advanced WebMail
Symantec virus scanner

Support:
1&1 Express support by e-mail

 

[SteveOne]

Originally posted by: WHipLAsh13
1 and 1.

I agree with WhipLash and I've known many people that use it and there all happy, you can't go wrong with free.

 

[mikepeck]

1and1 has been nothing but wonderful for me!

 

[alien886]

Nice!!! I like it, "free".... muhahahaha! Thanks whiplash.

 

[alien886]

1 & 1 FAQs...

What are the obligations and commitments? Can I cancel anytime?

"There are no obligations. You may cancel your account anytime. Unless you want to register domain names or you wish to add additional services, we even won?t ask you for a credit card. "

I LOVE the NO CREDIT CARD concept, haven't heard of it before

(especially back in the day where the AOL Trials require -cough* AOL sucks!- a credit card to activate their "free trial of AOL"... free... whatever!?!)

 

[kuk]

Damn ... I don't have an US telephone for authentication.

Could anyone help me?