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Best domain registrars and hosts?

by cantinaband
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Hey guys,

Trying to get started in I'M through Amazon affiliates and I was wondering if anyone had reccomendations for domain registrars and web hosts.

Is it possible to buy one large hosting plan and host multiple domains on it? Or do I have to buy individual hosting for each website?

Thanks!
#domain #hosts #registrars
  • Profile picture of the author SlfMastery
    Hi "cantinaband":

    You can buy a hosting plan a Host Gator called the Baby Plan and put UNlimited domains on it.

    GoDaddy for domains is what I use and is great. Others have also complimented the top notch support.

    Good luck with your internet marketing "career." It IS fun.

    If you've never signed up for HostGator, I have a step by step guide on how to sign up. It was to help offline clients sign up with a coupon inside.

    Just use the contact form on http://GainFinancialFreedom.org if you can't PM me in here.

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    • Profile picture of the author cantinaband
      Thanks guys!

      I'm looking at hostgator now and I was just wondering if I should get the 1 year or 3 year plan.
      Trying to get my feet wet in IM but a little scared of failure. Is it worth it to go for the 3 year commitment or just stick with 1?
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  • Profile picture of the author b4uindia
    Yes, many web host offer reseller hosting and vps hosting plans where you can host more than one domain name on same web hosting package.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jerome15
    i say for hosting your site you can go with hostgator to avoid any disappointments. i was using other hosting before but too many server problem. since i transferred to hostgator i never had any problems. for domain registration, i use Godaddy
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  • Profile picture of the author markiz
    GoDaddy is the king in domain registration. No matter what you but it just impossible to avoid that.
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  • Profile picture of the author cantinaband
    I've heard bad things about GoDaddy in the past though. Anyone have bad experiences with their affiliate sites?
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  • Profile picture of the author micksss
    Originally Posted by cantinaband View Post

    Thanks guys!

    I'm looking at hostgator now and I was just wondering if I should get the 1 year or 3 year plan.
    Trying to get my feet wet in IM but a little scared of failure. Is it worth it to go for the 3 year commitment or just stick with 1?
    Godaddy for domain registrations is fine not for web hosting. Your question about signing up for 1 or 3 years with HostGator, I say do the 3 years to save more money. If for some reason you decided you didn't want to host your websites with them any longer or no longer need your plan you can get a pro-rated refund for the time remaining on your account.
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    • Profile picture of the author xraytech8704
      yes, I bought a domain from godaddy and pointed to my hostgator hosting.but if you want convenience you can just buy one package. but if you want to have many domains i think namecheap is a good place to purchase cheap domain.
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  • Profile picture of the author gPlayer
    I've heard bad things about GoDaddy in the past though. Anyone have bad experiences with their affiliate sites?
    I don't have any bad experience with godaddy. And I don't heard about it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Devid1
    I think godaddy is the best.
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    • Profile picture of the author gearmonkey
      Originally Posted by Devid1 View Post

      I think godaddy is the best.
      My complaint about godaddy is they won't let you transfer your domain for 60 days. Not sure the logic behind this, but from a business standpoint on their part, it ruthless.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnnys229
    Godaddy has been known to suspend/take away domains as they wish.

    You should try a safer registrar such as internetbs, Gandi or namecheap. Gandi is the most expensive. If you're going for any single one, I would recommend namecheap, but internetbs does have free whois privacy so you may want to go that way.

    As for hosting, I have found the best provider to be stablehost. Companies like hostgator are much more expensive but provide essentially the same thing.
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  • Profile picture of the author uqmoore
    Registrars:

    GoDaddy is fine. I don't like that they inundate you with offers for extra stuff. Just make sure to always use a coupon and sign up at FatWallet.com to get a cash back on all of your purchases.

    I currently use internet.bs which includes free private WhoIs.

    Hosting:

    Hostgator is fine. I use Servint.net and have a vps account with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author antac
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    I'm using meccahosting.com for web hosting. Their prices are reasonable and they have WebDAV which is rare for a low priced hosting service. I don't know about their email service as I use Google Apps for email.
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  • Profile picture of the author vitallica
    for domain names i personally use namecheap
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    • Profile picture of the author geoio
      If you want to build a lot of websites or to experiment, I suggest :
      Buy your domain names at QSDnet ($1.99 for a .info domain)
      Build unlimited sites at hosting24, easily on tons of platforms and CMS!
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