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    .com Domain registration

    Hey there, ,

    I'll be starting my company this summer and I need to register webspace and a domain, I have found a few hosts and I was wondering if anybody had better deals than the ones I'm about to list. I want to spend around 10 to 20 bucks on this per month, I ain't a billionnaire (yet), and I need:

    - Around 3 subdomains (sub.mydomain.com)
    - At least 500 megs space
    - At least 50 megs maximum single file size
    - At least 5 GB bandwith
    - FTP Access
    - PHP support

    With Good reliability and preferably in canadian dollars...

    So here's what I found:

    Website: FreeServers
    Package: "Value Plus"
    Web Space: 1000 MB
    File Size Limits: 500 MB
    Monthly Bandwidth: 20 GB
    Sub Domains: ?
    PHP, Perl and MySQL: Yes
    FTP Access: Yes
    POP E-mail Accounts: 500

    More:
    Priority E-Mail/Phone Support: Yes (phone)

    Costs
    Setup Fee: $29.99
    Monthly Fee: $7.99

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    Website: Lypha
    Package: "Economy"
    Web Space: 5000 MB EDIT: Dropped to: 1000 MB
    File Size Limits: none
    Monthly Bandwidth: 150 GB EDIT: Dropped to: 50 GB
    Sub Domains: 3
    PHP, Perl and MySQL: Yes
    FTP Access: Yes
    POP E-mail Accounts: Unlimited

    More:
    30 Day Money Back Guarantee

    Costs
    Setup Fee: $15
    Monthly Fee: $7.95

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    Website: Go Daddy
    Package: "Deluxe Plan"
    Web Space: 2000 MB
    File Size Limits: none
    Monthly Bandwidth: 100 GB
    Sub Domains: ?
    PHP, Perl and MySQL: Yes
    FTP Access: ?
    POP E-mail Accounts: 500

    More:
    20% save on 12 months application

    Costs
    Setup Fee: ?
    Monthly Fee: $9.95

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    Well, posting more info can only help me and others choosing a host! ^^

    Thanks in advance!

    edit: btw I know this doesn't really fit in the appropriate thread section, but I duno where to put it, I figured I should put it where I always post and let the mods transfer it if necessary, sorry for inconveniences...
    Last edited by Ruku; Jun 11th, 2005 at 12:51 PM.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    I have heard that GoDaddy was good but I have nto used them myself.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    So what did you use? (If you ever used anything ^^)

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    I have used webhosting4life before but don't anymore and I hear they are having trouble. I just host myself now. I don't run anything too major.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    Moved to General PC.

    No inconvenience at all.
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    Re: .com Domain registration

    GoDaddy is awesome ive been using them for a while.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    Found other goods:

    Website: 1 & 1
    Package: "Business"
    Web Space: 2000 MB
    File Size Limits: ?
    Monthly Bandwidth: 50 GB
    Domains: 3
    Sub Domains: 50
    PHP, Perl and MySQL: Yes, (MySQL: 100 MB)
    FTP Access: 5 accounts
    POP E-mail Accounts: 500

    More:

    Costs
    Setup Fee: ?
    Monthly Fee: $9.99
    Last edited by Ruku; Jun 12th, 2005 at 04:37 PM.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    Hosting yourself isnt hard either. If you have DSL or Cable, anyone can do it

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    Yeah... and you just try hosting 100 clients at the same time with that great connection... , heh, My compy can barelly run msn7, winamp 5, explorer and firefox without exploding!

    And btw, hosting an ftp service is illegal with Videotron Cable and Bell Sympatico DSL contracts...

    I don't think anyone's near from being sued for that, but if I start a company, things gota be legit...

    Well, from my point of view, Lypha sure looks good, but the webspace and bandwith offers are totally unstable... meh, I'll have to see reviews of clients to see if it's a good choice or not...

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    I would go with Go Daddy. I used them for a few months and found they were completely reliable.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    I use 1&1 for my websites.... mainly because I got in on the ground floor and got some good deals. I've been quite happy with them and all my problems have been answered and/or taken care of within 24hrs.

    You could also look at http://www.jodohost.com ... they host another site I admin and are quite responsive. They have both Win and (Li/U)nix systems.

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    Re: .com Domain registration

    I tryed http://www.jodohost.com, but they offer a small disk space compared to the other hosting services....

    well, keep on postin' your comments, I didn't purchase anything yet, but I will soon... eventually


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