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Help! - need site for semi-commercial Web Page
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Author: abarclay
Date: Wed, 08 May 1996 00:00
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I need suggestions for an inexpensive ISP to place a web page that
lists information about a company.

It's small: .5MB or less with low traffic, and yet the ISPs I've
contacted want about $50 per month.  A price that seems outrageous
compared to $4 for a personal page of the same size.

Can anyone suggest an ISP for me?  Please e-mail responses to:
abarclay@direct.ca.

Thanks!


Alan
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Re: Help! - need site for semi-commercial Web Page
#12
Author: admin
Date: Thu, 09 May 1996 00:00
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abarclay@direct.ca wrote:
> 
> I need suggestions for an inexpensive ISP to place a web page that
> lists information about a company.

Do you need an internet access (i.e. your dial-up connection) or just the 
space?

> 
> It's small: .5MB or less with low traffic, and yet the ISPs I've
> contacted want about $50 per month.  A price that seems outrageous
> compared to $4 for a personal page of the same size.
> 
You can purchase space on the WebSetter server. The first 5mb is 
$15/month after that, each mb is $1/month.
Your address would be: www.websetter.com/yourcompanyname

Please look at our services and options:
http://www.websetter.com
Re: Help! - need site for semi-commercial Web Page
#11
Author: Timothy J. McNulty
Date: Fri, 10 May 1996 00:00
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abarclay@direct.ca wrote:
> 
> I need suggestions for an inexpensive ISP to place a web page that
> lists information about a company.
> 
> It's small: .5MB or less with low traffic, and yet the ISPs I've
> contacted want about $50 per month.  A price that seems outrageous
> compared to $4 for a personal page of the same size.
> 
> Can anyone suggest an ISP for me?  Please e-mail responses to:
> abarclay@direct.ca.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Alan

You shouldn't have a problem finding lots of website hosting providers 
out there that are both less than $5 per month, and also allow business 
use. There are so many, it's hard to pick one, I know. I counted at 
least 10 that may meet your needs at the following "Buget Web Index" 
page. Prices range from $1/mo up to $30/mo or more...

http://budgetweb.com/budgetweb/index3.shtml

But, if you want the lowest cost and highest quality hosting service, 
for your personal or business needs, please consider my services at 
Goldfever Webworks...

http://www.goldfever.com/

We're offering a free for 30 days website for a limited time. Try us out 
for a month before you have to commit. Our site is very inexpensive 
(even when compared to the lowest of all those listed on the Buget Web 
above). Our's is only $30 per year (that's only $2.50 per month!), or 
$10 per quarter.

Stop by our site and fill out the order form. Select Deal #1 and mention 
that you want the free for 30 days website.

We also offer virtual domain hosting, email POP account, shell access, 
and more, so please have a look.

-- 
Timothy J. McNulty       N6HFS     NSS:39321      <tmcnulty@hsc.unt.edu>
http://www.besthost.com/                         <yourhost@besthost.com>
http://www.goldfever.com/                     <prospector@goldfever.com>
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