Cheap host w/ PHP/MySQL/Domain Hosting

[NovaWo1f]

Hello, I am sick of free hosts, and am looking to have paid, however I want cheap, like <= $5 a month, has to have domain hosting, give email accounts, php, mysql, space and bandwidth i dont really care about.

 

[hosting4u]

We can offer you

100 MB Space
5GB Transfer
MySQL DBs
POP3 Email addresses, forwarders, autoresponders
Email lists
FTP Accounts
PHP,Perl,SSI
Private Cgi-bin
Webalizer Stats
phpMyAdmin
FrontPage Extensions
Plesk Control Panel

For $5 a month, this is just for you
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[Haze]

We have this very tempting package to offer:

IMIN1
100 MB Space
4 GB Bandwidth
PHP, PERL
2 mySQL & 2 PostGreSQL Databases
Full Domain support with up to 999 Sub Domains
999 POP3 / IMAP Email Accounts
Much much more.

All this for only $4.95 per month or $49.95 per year.

Our web site: http://www.iminteractive.net

 

[sonichost.net]

Sounds like you've had it with free hosting.

Our Ensim Beginner plan should fit your needs nicely.

Take a look here: http://www.sonichost.net

$24.95 Per Year or $4.95 Per Month

- Ensim 3.1.1
- 50MB Disk Space
- 5GB Data Transfer
- Unlimited Subdomains!
- 5 MySQL Databases
- Unlimited POP & SMTP Email accounts
- SSL (requires an SSL certificate)
- PHP (4.2.2)
- Apache ASP Support
- Perl, CGI, and SSI
- Catch All Email Capability
- Mailing List Manager
- Webmail Access
- Email Autoresponders
- Password Protected Directories
- phpMyAdmin
- MS FrontPage 2002 Extensions
- 99.5% Uptime Guaranteed
- 30 Day Money-Back Guarantee
- Email, ICQ, and AIM Tech Support
- 24 x 7 Server Monitoring

Contact Us:
sales@sonichost.net
ICQ: 151913941
AIM: sonicsupport

 

[NovaWo1f]

I think I might go with deeplist, only $2 a month, anyone got any feedback on them?

 

[Ashed]

http://www.valcato.net/ if you want cheap.
They just got a new server to lighten up the load of their current one.

 

[Archbob]

www.discount-hosting.com
www.ionhosting.com
www.hostcolor.com
www.phenominet.com
www.myacen.com

 

[Editor]

Our November Special might be of interest to you.

http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=35732

It's a doubling up one AH02, or you can have two AH02 plans for the price of 1.

• 300MB Disk Space - Make that 600MB!!!
• 6GB Data Transfer - Make that 12GB!!!
• POP3 Email - Unlimited
• Subdomains - Unlimited (Plesk only)
• Mysql Databases - 5

$5.25 per month or $52.50 per year

Some client feedback: www.aussiefeedback.com

Let me know if you have any queries.

Regards

Gary

 

[markwarne]

Offer

HI ,

Nexfer can offer you

100 MB space
5 Gb Bandwidth
Linux Operating System
Ensim Control Panel
SSL Secure Server
Anonymous FTP
Telnet
SSH
Frontpage Extensions
Server Side Includes
CGI-BIN
Perl
PHP
Mysql Database
Squirrelmail web mail
Unlimited email autoreponders/aliases/forwarding
Spam Filters
Majordomo Mailing List
Password Protected Directories
30 Days Money Back Guarantee

Only for US$58 annually

Pls Note

Our Servers are in Houston,Texas.
We accept all major credit cards.
PING 64.246.20.111


Mail us at nexfer@nexfer.net to setup your account today.

 

[Conscript]

Deeplist, though I am not sure, looks like he is just using a reseller of cbshost.net (once again, not sure)

Long4Net.com also offers $2/month hosting (or $20/year) for 100MB and 5GB of bandwidth. I am planning on getting Long4Net, though it too looks like it just resells cbshost.net.

 

[Techxon]

we can offer you with the following,

Quality service, get more for less.
Lite Package - $5.95/month

250 MB of Web Space
5 GB of monthly Data Transfer
5 POP3 Email Accounts
5 FTP accounts
5 Sub Domains
2 mySQL Database

Email Features
- Default catch all Email
- Unlimited Email aliases
- Unlimited Email forwarding
- Unlimited Auto responders
- Unlimited Email blocking
- Spam filters (Spam Assassin)
- Personal SMTP server
- Web based email access
- Instant MX record changes

Web Development
- Full CGI-Bin
- WAP
- Real Audio/Video http streaming
- Cron Job
- Server Side Includes (SSI)
- Unlimited password protected directories
- Customizable error pages
- Custom MIME types
Ecommerce
- Agora Shopping Cart
- Interchange Shopping Cart

Site Management
- 24/7 FTP access
- Web-based file manager
- CPanel 4.7
- MS FrontPage® 98/2000/2002 extensions

Database
- Unlimited access to phpmyadmin
- Online users and database management

Pre-configured Scripts and Tools
- Chat room (entropy chat and phpmychat)
- Site report statistics (webalizer and analog)
- Raw access logs
- Bandwidth meter
- Daily downloadable site backup
- Simple CGI Wrapper
- Random HTML
- Guest Books (simple and advance)
- Counter
- Java clock
- Countdown
- CGI Email
- FormMail Clone
- Entropy Search
- Entropy Banner

Scripting and Languages
- HTML
- VRML
- C/C++
- Perl 5.6.1
- PHP 4.0.6 w/Zend Optimizer 1.1.0
- TCL (Tool Command Language)
- CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
- JavaScript
- Shockwave/Flash

Check out our website at http://www.techxon.com

 

[deeplist]

Originally posted by Conscript
Deeplist, though I am not sure, looks like he is just using a reseller of cbshost.net.

Are you hooked on resellers or something? I have my own server. Mike (Webmaster of CBSHost) is one of my staff members and helped me revise my hosting plans a long time ago. One of my best members is CommunityOne. He has one of my reseller plans. (R1 to be exact.) He is around here sometimes. I also have a number of people from here using my free plan.

Ping my server is you want.

 

[CommunityOne]

Originally posted by DeepList.com


Are you hooked on resellers or something? I have my own server. Mike (Webmaster of CBSHost) is one of my staff members and helped me revise my hosting plans a long time ago. One of my best members is CommunityOne. He has one of my reseller plans. (R1 to be exact.) He is around here sometimes. I also have a number of people from here using my free plan.

Ping my server is you want.

Hmmm? I'm one of your best? Well, I'd reccomend DeepList over any host... 512MB of RAM in that server of his, and I use Deeplist hosting, since August 4th now. Very fast... compared to the other hosts I have tried in the past.

 

[deeplist]

Ping it: 66.227.104.111
I also use Yipes Bandwidth, unlike most who use Cogent.

 

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by DeepList.com
Ping it: 66.227.104.111
I also use Yipes Bandwidth, unlike most who use Cogent.

:biggrin2: God... what crap.

Most do not use Cogent. Most people who use Cogent have Cogent in the mix with other providers. Providers such as WilTel + NTT/Verio + Yipes are now in the same price bracket $30-$75/mbps based upon 100mbps+ commitment

Get your facts straight before you make claims. But a very nice fictional claim.

 

[ExoWorks]

Well, Truth is Yipes isn't cheap. Its around $60-100 per MBPS.
And most companies aren't using it if they use cogent, most use NNT, epik..

 

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Mike_R
Well, Truth is Yipes isn't cheap. Its around $60-100 per MBPS.
And most companies aren't using it if they use cogent, most use NNT, epik..

Qwest/Level3 are the most used providers. There actual backbones are used by lots of providers

 

[ExoWorks]

hehe, i was using about the combination of cogent with some other bandwidht provider.

Most companies using cogent, use NTT/Verio, epik and bandwidth providers like that.

Level3/Qwest are the most expensive, but its worth it. They do provide outstanding bandwidht

 

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Mike_R
hehe, i was using about the combination of cogent with some other bandwidht provider.

Most companies using cogent, use NTT/Verio, epik and bandwidth providers like that.

Level3/Qwest are the most expensive, but its worth it. They do provide outstanding bandwidht

I think you misunderstand. Level3 & Qwest actually provide backbone connecitivity for bandwidth providers as well as providing bandwidth themselves direct to clients. EPIK uses Level3 and so does Yipes. But what I mean is instead of building your own worldwide backbone. Some providers use providers who actually have built one already such as Qwest or Level3 and buy bandwidth from them and just build a local loop network around that. (ie: Yipes or EPIK).

Cogent has its own National(US) backbone and its "peers" with other providers. Unlike Yipes or EPIK who buy transit bandwidth from providers.