I have been looking at InMotionHosting.com, WhipAnOrbit.com and HostGator.com for some new storefront sites, and maybe to migrate my existing Yahoo site. Does anybody have experience with these providers' packages, or know of something better in the same price range?
One major consideration I have is the 'No Adult Content' policy most providers have in place. At least one of my stores caters to the Transgender community; I am also a photographer as well as a representative for other local visual artists. I am seeking a provider that won't get picky about that kind of alternative content - even though I have no interest in displaying pornography or gratuitous nudity, some of my related content could be enough to get me booted from some of these services.
All help, advice and information is very much appreciated - Thanks in advance!
One major consideration I have is the 'No Adult Content' policy most providers have in place. At least one of my stores caters to the Transgender community; I am also a photographer as well as a representative for other local visual artists. I am seeking a provider that won't get picky about that kind of alternative content - even though I have no interest in displaying pornography or gratuitous nudity, some of my related content could be enough to get me booted from some of these services.
All help, advice and information is very much appreciated - Thanks in advance!
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Re: Web Service Providers
Tue, July 18, 2006 - 12:00 AMHi Brody,
I don't have personal experience with any of the providers, but I have heard some good reviews on HostGator from those who use them. From what I can tell they seem to be pretty reliable.
A while ago I did a lot of research online for web hosts and they were one that I was considering. I haven't heard of the other two companies. -
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Tue, July 18, 2006 - 7:09 PMThanks, Christina - I put a lot of stock in word-of-mouth, so I really appreciate your input. I will go look at their packages again.
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Wed, July 19, 2006 - 3:05 PMI would check out POWWEB.com that is who I use. -
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Thu, July 20, 2006 - 7:38 PMWow - Have y'all looked at this? It seems to have everything - plus it's simple and affordable.
I'm going to research this further... -
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Fri, July 21, 2006 - 3:45 PMNot sure abou the content issue though.
I've sent you a message.
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Re: Web Service Providers
Fri, July 21, 2006 - 7:58 AMHere is their latest deal....
Get 2 months FREE hosting when you purchase with PowWeb!!!
www.maximumchange.com/powwebspecial.htm
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Re: Web Service Providers
Sun, July 23, 2006 - 5:23 PMHi Brody:
I've been with cyberultra.net for quite a while, very inexpensive and reliable, good support, all the bells and whistles. Don't know much about their policies regarding your issues, though. Easy to check out, I'm sure.
By the way, my content site has a page called "My Story" requesting submissions, 500-700 words. Tell us a memory from your life that brought a bit of wisdom to you in the recalling of it. A silly or serious matter, humorous or poignant. You may wish to contribute and have a link back to your site as a reward.
Cheers,
Vitae
burkeshire-reports.com -
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Re: Web Service Providers
Tue, August 15, 2006 - 8:52 PMtry www.godaddy.com they are the best in my view
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