Free web hosting??? 50 to 100mb???? Help...
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Im with F5 Hosting. Affordable with a decent bandwidth allowance.
I have 4 sites with them and have been with them for over 3 years already.
I think on two of the sites we exceed 15gig of bandwidth on each of them monthly
Nothing is too much trouble for the owner and they are hardly ever down.
[Edited by Soulgirl - 10/5/2003 8:20:05 AM]
I have 4 sites with them and have been with them for over 3 years already.
I think on two of the sites we exceed 15gig of bandwidth on each of them monthly
Nothing is too much trouble for the owner and they are hardly ever down.
[Edited by Soulgirl - 10/5/2003 8:20:05 AM]
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My personal website is hosted using Titan they are not the cheapest, but the level of service is great!
I have also used NetWeaver and PHPWebHosting
I have also used NetWeaver and PHPWebHosting
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my last "free" host decided to cancel my account cos i put a still of the "SOCCER AM" vid on there
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I can thoroughly recommend Titanhosts as linked above. Been with them for nearly 12 months now, and the service is prompt and professional. Certainly worth thinking about spending the smallish amount of money it costs to go down this route. You can reg domain names at the same time and everything will be set up how you want.
For instance, I got www.scoobyphotos.com and www.scoobyphotos.co.uk registered at the same time, and got them to point the .co.uk address to the .com domain.
You also get the benefit of full webstats so you can see where you are getting your referrals from.
If you don't want to spend money, your own isp will possibly have provided you with some space, can you not use that? I'm spreading the load on scoobyphotos across both the purchased space and my free space, just to try and cut the bandwidth down a little. Thats the main problem with having photo heavy sites, they suck bandwidth all the time. I've already exceed 500mb of bandwidth this month, and we're only 4 days into it.
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For instance, I got www.scoobyphotos.com and www.scoobyphotos.co.uk registered at the same time, and got them to point the .co.uk address to the .com domain.
You also get the benefit of full webstats so you can see where you are getting your referrals from.
If you don't want to spend money, your own isp will possibly have provided you with some space, can you not use that? I'm spreading the load on scoobyphotos across both the purchased space and my free space, just to try and cut the bandwidth down a little. Thats the main problem with having photo heavy sites, they suck bandwidth all the time. I've already exceed 500mb of bandwidth this month, and we're only 4 days into it.
Dave
www.scoobyphotos.com
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I use Titan for both the www.legacyregister.co.uk and www.cumbrianscoobs.co.uk websites.
£25/year buys you basic Unix or NT hosting but I went for the £50/year NT hosting with database support...something you may want to consider as the size of your site grows...put all the picture url's in a table and use .asp to call them. You could always do this using PHP and mySQL but I didn't know how to so I went with .asp
£25/year buys you basic Unix or NT hosting but I went for the £50/year NT hosting with database support...something you may want to consider as the size of your site grows...put all the picture url's in a table and use .asp to call them. You could always do this using PHP and mySQL but I didn't know how to so I went with .asp
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If you don't want to spend money, your own isp will possibly have provided you with some space, can you not use that?
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I agree with many of the others here, we used to use a free ISP for our web hosting, but your limited with what you can do, and there's always the threat of being dropped
We've since changed to http://www.virtualnames.co.uk, they have lots of packages starting really cheap. Provide full email services, and email fowarding, you can have multiple domain names pointing at the same site, in fact we have to completely separate site and we have them on the same account and so the web space is shared. mySQL, PHP, front page extensions, activity logs etc
I wouldn't go back to a 'free' provider now
We've since changed to http://www.virtualnames.co.uk, they have lots of packages starting really cheap. Provide full email services, and email fowarding, you can have multiple domain names pointing at the same site, in fact we have to completely separate site and we have them on the same account and so the web space is shared. mySQL, PHP, front page extensions, activity logs etc
I wouldn't go back to a 'free' provider now
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