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I'm after a cheap host for a website host and need recommendations/advice.
Basically, I've registered a domain under my eBay trading name 'Paranoimia' - WookieeMonster was taken on eBay by an American who hardly ever trades, so I had to use another.
I want a site *primarily* for e-mail purposes, so it must have its own mail server, i.e. outgoing mail must go through paranoimia.co.uk and not ntl's servers as it does on FastHosts.
I also want CGI/Perl access in case I ever want to make use of it, the ability to have subdomains and custom error pages, about 50 to 100MB of space, and for an annual fee of no more than £30.
I have WookieeMonster.com on PowWeb, but I don't want to pay that much for this new domain, as it's really only for storage and e-mail... so I've been looking for a UK provider.
Freeola is (probably) out of the question, because - unless they've changed it recently - I can't upload my files over my existing NTL broadband connection.
I signed up to FastHosts on the Starter package, only to discover that they don't allow custom error pages, so I'm cancelling under their 30-day money-back guarantee.
I've discovered 2 possibilities so far - Ideal Web Hosting whose starter package is around £20, and eUKhost on either their Copper (£22.99) or Bronze (£29.99) services.
Anyone ever used either of these? If so, what are they like? They seem to offer everything I want.
Or can you tell me of any comparable services that I haven't discovered yet?
> I think I work for them.
Nope, I work for someone else.
Anyway if you need a large website, Digital Crocus would probably be able to sort out a dedicated hosting solution for you at a very reasonable price.
Although I love the design of it.
For once a site offering web design that actually does it properly!
hehe
> On the drink again tonight Alan?
Nope, just not used to speed typing on a lappy keyboard in the dark!
:-)
Thanks though!