The host I was looking at was like $50 a month for the basics, I was wondering if there's a better place to get one.
one.com very cheap, gives free 1GB hosting right now, in the UK anyway.
I've heard good things about GoDaddy.com
[QUOTE=Shadow187(FP);16362593]I've heard good things about GoDaddy.com[/QUOTE]
I use them for my company's websites, not sure if they are the cheapest but they do a good job with it.
$50 a month? You must be looking at VPS. You'll probably be fine with a shared host, which are usually ~$100-150/year. That's your [B]host[/B], and your [B]domain[/B] is a different thing and for that I'd say godaddy will be fine for you. But their hosting sucks.
[url]http://www.fasthosts.co.uk/[/url] - Hosting
[url]http://www.123-reg.co.uk/[/url] - Domains
(If you are in the UK that is)
I use GoDaddy for sites that'll get mostly US visitors.
one.com gives hosting and domains, used them before, very good. and cheap.
[url=http://www.1and1.com/]1and1.com[/url] is pretty cheap, and can do hosting.
[QUOTE=Benjy355;16362924][url=http://www.1and1.com/]1and1.com[/url] is pretty cheap, and can do hosting.[/QUOTE]
I find their customer service to be beyond pathetic however. Their billing system is also odd.
I haven't tried this but it looks like a really awesome deal.
[url]http://www.fatcow.com/fatcow/special-promo.bml?offer=INMAN&LinkName=No_Name[/url]
Unfortunately there's no such thing as unlimited hosting. [url=hostmonster.com]I've learnt that the hard way.[/url]
[url]http://bluehost.com/[/url]
GoDaddy.com for domain. Typically you don't want to buy your domain(s) from your host because you can't transfer it without incurring a stupid fee (like $15).
Godaddy always has coupons too:
[url]http://www.retailmenot.com/view/godaddy.com[/url]
For hosting, I have had experience with HostGator.com and WebHostingPad.com
Both hosts have been great, I moved to WebHostingPad (from HostGator) because it was cheaper. Both offer unlimited disk space and bandwidth. When paying for web hosting, I highly recommend pre-paying for at least a year (you save boatloads of money). Both hosts have good customer service and I have had an overall good experience with both of them.
WebHostingPad also has coupons:
[url]http://www.retailmenot.com/view/webhostingpad.com[/url]
[QUOTE=culexor;16364715]For hosting, I have had experience with HostGator.com and WebHostingPad.com
Both hosts have been great, I moved to WebHostingPad (from HostGator) because it was cheaper. Both offer unlimited disk space and bandwidth. When paying for web hosting, I highly recommend pre-paying for at least a year (you save boatloads of money). Both hosts have good customer service and I have had an overall good experience with both of them.[/QUOTE]
I'm pretty sure there are still coupons for Hostgator that allow you to get the service for a month for a dollar or so (for the smallest package). That would allow you to test their services risk-free (no contract and a dollar isn't as bad as pre-paying for a year and not liking the service). Although, I too recommend Hostgator as it's a very good host.
Dont go with 1and1 it may be big but if youve been with them its not good. Try [url]http://www.fasthosts.co.uk/[/url] I swapped to them from 1and1 and have no problems that the customer support coudnt fix.
Godaady Coupons can be found here too: [url]http://mmanuts.com/deals-godaddy-promo-codes/[/url]
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