September 29, 2008

I want to start an online business, are the free website hosting services good or is it beter to pay and wher

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September 29, 2008

Lita @ 2:36 pm

try prostores.com , I have 2 websites hosted by them

John M @ 11:21 pm

Very few of the free hosts are good for online businesses, because they only give you a sub domain name. There is one exception in my opinion though, that is You get free hosting and extras, but they give you an option of purchasing a domain name. The last time I checked it was $8.95/ year. I have had nothing but good experiences with Bravenet. You can pay for hosting with them too and get an even better options. However, I do not know the price for it. So do your own research, as planning is a very important stage in starting any kind of business. If you need further assistance feel free to email me at

October 2, 2008

Ana Pilar R @ 11:38 pm

Well, this site gives you the pros and cons of free or paid website hosting, it depends what you need. Check it out. Good luck

October 6, 2008

Best Answerer Solarentric! @ 3:56 am

I host myself, you can access it via your PC name, IP address, anywhere in the world, anyone, any IP, no username (unless you want to), install web server (try), if you have it pre-installed, try for ASP.NET and PHP self (free) hosting. and technologies MAY be included and it is always FREE for the amount of PC space you have. Then just install web application like forums, wikis and other web applications, easily (unless it is a different version or not plug ‘n’ play, then you will need to fix the code and settings (not that difficult if you know PHP, ASP.NET, JS, VB.NET, C#.NET, ASP or HTML/XML code.
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Commercial or not, up to you and your ISP.