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AtW - What do you need? How cheap do you want to go.

That is a very sensible choice imo -it's exactly what I've done - need to upgrade now through traffic of course but KwikBreaks has been up there for about 3 years at around £15 a year - it's easy to make a profit if that's all the hosting costs and you discount your time.
 
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initially i dont need much really - I do own .co.uk domain for my future business, any host would do - I plan to start writing articles and capture opt in email addresses in anticipation of launch - by the time I launch search engines will know me better than if I were to launch immediately.

I have about 5 sites in the USA but I want UK hosting for my UK site cuz no latency (feels faster) - looking at somethins <£10 a month. I have big fk off 2U server for when the time is right - I think I will get dedicated hosting in Q3'04 and consolidate all my sites in one place - it will work out cheaper and more powerful.

My time will be free :)
 
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I meant what software - for instance if you need server side java you can rule out most cheap hosting that I'm aware of - mind you I don't do java so I haven't looked for it.

For £10 a month you have plenty to chose from.
 
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I dont do java, pfft :D

Apache+PHP+mod_perl+MySQL will do me fine.

The software I will sell initially will be client side based written in .NET.

I am not worried too much about hosting, these days rates are very cheap - unless you are a big company and you get ripped off. My ex-employer was paying £1mln a year for hosting - that included rip-off rent of a few SUN boxes.
 
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"My ex-employer was paying £1mln a year for hosting."

One million pounds a year? That's just being silly.
 
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> My ex-employer was paying £1mln a year for hosting

you didn't work for PCG by any chance did you :rollin
 

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