Webhosting $4 a month, -1gig, unlimited bandwidth and much more!!!!

Joseph DiPerla · Thu 10/06/2004 01:45:08

Go here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=194&item=5101015876&rd=1

The only thing is you have to pay with paypal. Setup fee is $5 once, then $4 a month. If you pay a full year in advance, get 2 months free. I like this cause you can all host games and sites here for cheap. Here are some features:

Storage Space
1000 MB
Bandwidth
UNMETERED
FREE REGISTERED DOMAIN
YES
.com .net .org .info .us .biz .name

YES
Pop3 Email
Unlimited Accounts
Webmail (Neomail & Horde)
Yes
OC3 CONNECTIONS

Yes
FrontPage Support
Yes
CGI / Perl / PHP / SSL / SQL
Yes
Adult Hosting
Yes
Spam Filters
Yes
Free search engine submission
Yes
Platform
RedHat Linux 9.0
cPanel 8.5
Yes

Support: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, response time is ONLY 1.7hrs!)

Other features: ? Red Hat 9 Installed

? Noah's Classifieds

? Shopping Cart


? PHP Auction

? Unlimited E-Mail Accounts


? Unlimited E-Mail Forwarding / Aliasing

? Unlimited FTP Access


? Unlimited POP3

? File Manager


? Webmail

? User Friendly Control Panel


? Unlimited FTP Accounts

? Fantastico De Luxe 2.5


?YaBBSE, Invision Board, PHP Forum

? PHP4 (.php)


? CGI-BIN / Perl 5 (.CGI, .PL)

? Secure Server Services (SSL)


? ImageMagik

? MySQL 4 Databases/ PHP MyAdmin


? MicrosoftÂ® FrontPageÂ® 2002

? Protected Directories


? Unlimited Mailing List Manager

? Agora Shopping Cart


? Spam Assassin

? FormMail & Many other scripts!


? 99.95% Uptime Guaranteed

? PHP Nuke


? Custom Error Pages

Portals/CMS:
PHP-Nuke (6.8)
Post-Nuke (0.7.2.6)
phpWebSite (0.9.3.1 english)
xoops (2.0.5.1)

Blogs:
b2 (0.6.1)
pMachine Free (2.3)

Discussion Boards:
phpBB2 (2.0.6)
Invision Board (1.2)

Customer Relationship:
CS Live Help (2.7)
PHP Support Tickets (1.7)
Support Services Manager (1.0b)

Other Scripts:
OS Commerce (2.2 MS2)
4images Gallery (1.7)
PHPauction (2.1)
PHProjekt (4.0.4)
phpLinks (2.1.2)
Moodle (1.1.1)
Noah?s Classifieds (1.3)
PHPlist (2.6.5)
WebCalendar (0.9.42)

Check it out. I think it is worth it!

JD

Robert Eric · Thu 10/06/2004 01:47:45

I'm currently paying for an account elsewhere. When time comes to make my tri-yearly payment, though, I'll give it a look. It sounds pretty cool.

Evil · Thu 10/06/2004 02:04:59

Why bother spend the money? I've got a 120 gig server sitting in my friends basement and it didnt cost us a cent. We have our OWN server, costs us nothing to keep online besides our internet connection (broadband), and we can set all aspects of it. We can sell space for what we want to. We're making money by not spending it. My buddy has written a tutorial on how to set up your own server. Anybody interested in it, pm me.

TerranRich · Thu 10/06/2004 04:12:44

What the hell, the bidding already ended. Find us another, Joey!!!

EDIT:
Never mind:

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=sonomahosting&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=50

Femme Stab Mode >:D · Thu 10/06/2004 04:35:34

I think it might be a scam, or there is a catch. it sounds too good to be true.

shbaz · Thu 10/06/2004 05:08:30

Quote from: Femme Stab Mode >:D on Thu 10/06/2004 04:35:34
I think it might be a scam, or there is a catch. it sounds too good to be true.

Actually, it sounds like they're doing exactly what Evil's friend is doing.

Geoffkhan (lazy login) · Thu 10/06/2004 05:20:47

In other words, Evil's friend is involved in a scam.

Just connecting those thoughts.

shbaz · Thu 10/06/2004 06:13:00

Quote from: Geoffkhan (lazy login) on Thu 10/06/2004 05:20:47
In other words, Evil's friend is involved in a scam.

Just connecting those thoughts.

Selling webspace through your DSL line isn't a scam, it's smart thinking. It is illegal though, since most contracts ban using the connection for hosting. There's no way for them to figure it out though.

TerranRich · Thu 10/06/2004 06:31:33

No, it's not a scam. Why is everybody always paranoid and mistrusting about deals? It's not necessarily true that if something seems too good to be true it usually is. There IS such a thing as a free lunch. And free utensils, too.

Mr Jake · Thu 10/06/2004 06:51:14

Quote from: Evil on Thu 10/06/2004 02:04:59
We have our OWN server, costs us nothing to keep online besides our internet connection (broadband),

With the Average persons Broadband and with them using it at the same time that would be pretty slow if the website was visited. I dunno what broadband you got, but I know it would be on mine

LGM · Thu 10/06/2004 07:24:12

Don't listen to evil.. That server's crap. It's slow, and has 0 content, filled with spammers on the forum, and 2 idiots are running it

AGA · Thu 10/06/2004 12:28:49

Plus running a server over broadband is plain silly, the moment you get a few people downloading files, yours and their connection will slow to a crawl.

Oh, and the OC3 connection mentioned in the hosting isn't very good either, considering most proper webhost have OC-192 connections...

Gregjazz · Thu 10/06/2004 21:50:31

I was being sarcastic, by the way. Must I explain everything?

Hinders · Thu 10/06/2004 21:56:18

sounds too good to be true, only the domain name costs more than that :o
Heh, i have a server too, running with 512k adsl, linux slackware, but since i have 512k it is slow as hell, so i rather use the account RE gave me;)

Evil · Thu 10/06/2004 22:17:12

Actually, the only reason you would need a personal server to download massive things would be for warez, which is illegal anyway. The only thing illegal we are doing is running a server. Thats it. All legal softwear. And how often do companies do port scans of an entire area? Never.

The speed of the connection is pretty good. We need to downgrade to DSL though. Not only do we (he) save $5 a month, but it also quad-drupples our speed. If we're connected to the internet anyway and have a bunch of spare computers, why not set up a server?

Hinders · Thu 10/06/2004 22:39:18

well, your isp could portscan you, happened to my friend, and they closed his ports, he had to pay lots of money to get them to open them again

Evil · Thu 10/06/2004 23:10:47

Heh, my ISP would be a fool to do a port-scan. They coverage area is huge! By then, we would be aware of the port scan and turn of the system. We are aware that this is a semi-probable issue and have back-ups, code-names, and all of that jazz. Its all in the pdf we've written, "So, You Want Your Own Server."

TerranRich · Fri 11/06/2004 02:00:12

Just so you guys know, I partook in one of these auctions.

My domain, www.terran-x.com should be active in a day or so. I can access it currently with FTP, and let me tell you, it is FAST! What more could I want? It supposrts subdomains, etc., etc., it's all good.