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aliferste 10-01-2005 14:12
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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
No hidden charges at all - that gives you full dns control, so you can pretty much do as you like - should you want it as well, we provide free email forwarding and url forwarding....
So all I pay is 10 quid?? Is there a Registry Fee on top of that?

Mr_love_monkey 10-01-2005 14:28
Re: One Year's Hosting for $9
 
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Originally Posted by aliferste
So all I pay is 10 quid?? Is there a Registry Fee on top of that?
Nope, that's entirely it - what you see is what you pay - it will cost you £10.58 for a 2 year registration of a .com name (if you buy more, or for longer it costs you less per year) - that's it - there's no hidden costs, nothing to pay to access the dns details.

handyman 10-01-2005 14:39
Re: One Year's Hosting for $9
 
So when the registry fee is £8.60 per year for a dot com how can you charge less than this?

Mr_love_monkey 10-01-2005 14:56
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Originally Posted by handyman
So when the registry fee is £8.60 per year for a dot com how can you charge less than this?
Same way most other company do - basically buying in bulk allows us a discount - we can say we're going to sell x number of thousand a month, which allows us a lower wholesale price

jtwn 10-01-2005 15:55
Re: One Year's Hosting for $9
 
Just thought i'd recommend webmania as i've found them to be a superb host. 500mb/6gb £20 a year. Support is instant, never had any downtime other than the databases being offline for 10 minute.


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