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I use mobile web hosting. it's free. The only draw back is when driving; the spider runs behind the mirror.
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+1 to TSO.Originally posted by Cliphead View Post
Been with them a few years, never any issues, and very prompt/helpful customer service if you are slightly retarded (i.e. me) and need the occasional spot of help.
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https://www.vidahost.com/
£17 per year for the starter package, excellent customer service and reliability.
(I have a discount code if you decide to go down the route, PM if you are interested)
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I sell web hosting. will cope with static pages, ASP.NET (inc MVC), PHP, MySQL, MS SQL.
Drop me a PM.
GE
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Maybe this should be moved to technical?
1 and 1 have ok packages for vanilla stuff. They're generally ok for reliability and speed is acceptable. Expanding it may be an issue in the future though.
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Without knowing what the other stuff will be there is little to go on. tsohost is probably over kill but its cloud stuff allows you to run either linux or windows when the time comes so go with cliphead's suggestion.Originally posted by Old Hack View PostYes, just ordinary static HTML 5 at the moment. To progress at a later date to other stuff.
Thanks CH
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Yes, just ordinary static HTML 5 at the moment. To progress at a later date to other stuff.Originally posted by eek View PostVanilla what? or do you mean just plain static simple html files and a few images.
No wordpress no drupal no databases no scripts.....
Thanks CH
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To host what?
Flat HTML? LAMP? IIS on Windows Server?
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