Do you have a website?

[whitey10tc]

Do you have a website? Who do you host with? Are you happy with the price? Let's hear about it guys and gals. I'll update and close the thread next weekend with more of an explanation.

[markymark805]

Yep I have a site, it TOTALLY needs a good revamping becuase I did it myself a while ago.

I use 1and1.com for hosting and my domain purchasing, i found there hosting and access to deal with everything i needed was better then godaddy.com who i used to have (but i like go daddy's commercials alot better haha).

They just lowered there business package hosting fee's and got unlmited bandwidth now (if i read my last email from them correctly) and can host almost an unlimited amount of domains on them quiet easily I have found out having ran many various business endeavours at the same time online.

[whitey10tc]

Siteground gets a thumbs down from me.

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[ArkieKDealer]

I'm on godaddy simply due to popularity. I didn't care to shop around so I honestly don't know if it was a good price. Got a package that included a basic website design program (since I know jack about html) and put this site together in a couple of days.

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[ten0rplaya04]

I work with PHP and do most of my own coding. My website does lots of image postings back and forth from the site to my computers at home. I use Host4Cheap.org for hosting. It's not a bad host, but there are unexplained down times which if you're looking for 24/7 uptime, I wouldn't count on this one, but it works for me. Most of the time when it goes down, it's out for 6 hours and then back up.

As for price, it's not bad. I pay $32 per year and get 2 GB of disk space and 40 GB of transfer per month. I just reupped for my third year with them.

[xxSLRxx]

I've had experience with godaddy, anhosting, as well as host gator. Godaddy is way overpriced. So far I've had good luck with anhosting and host gator (both have reasonable pricing).