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Raistlin 20-02-2005 01:47

I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
I'm just looking at the I-web solutions site (want to register a domain name and take up one of their CF packages).

I think that either:

a) I'm reading something wrong

or

b) There's a problem with the maths on the site

Perhaps somebody could check the following for me:

Annual Cost = £10.69 GBP
Domain Registration Cost = £17.98 GBP Per 2 Years

Now, I make that:

Total Payable Now = £28.67 GBP
Total Recurring Annual = £10.69 GBP (payable Feb 2006) and then £28.67 GBP in Feb 2007 to cover the Annual Cost and the cost of renewing the domain.

But according to the I-Web site it's:

Total Payable Now = £28.67 GBP
Total Recurring Annual = £28.67 GBP

So it looks like at the end of the first year I have to pay another years hosting cost (fine) plus the cost of registering the domain for the next 2 years (even though I still have a year to run on the original registration? Not fine).

Can somebody have a look for me and see if I've missed something please?

http://www.i-websolutions.co.uk/cfhosting.php

I'm going for CF Package 1 and getting I-Web to register a .co.uk domain for me.

Cheers.
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BTW - This isn't intended to be a blatent plug, honest :D

homealone 20-02-2005 01:54

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
hi Raist

this is based on I-web regging a domain on your behalf - they charge for that, however regging a domain with a 3rd party & moving it to I-web is free ;)

Richard M 20-02-2005 01:55

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Raistlin
I'm just looking at the I-web solutions site (want to register a domain name and take up one of their CF packages).

I think that either:

a) I'm reading something wrong

or

b) There's a problem with the maths on the site

Perhaps somebody could check the following for me:

Annual Cost = £10.69 GBP
Domain Registration Cost = £17.98 GBP Per 2 Years

Now, I make that:

Total Payable Now = £28.67 GBP
Total Recurring Annual = £10.69 GBP (payable Feb 2006) and then £28.67 GBP in Feb 2007 to cover the Annual Cost and the cost of renewing the domain.

But according to the I-Web site it's:

Total Payable Now = £28.67 GBP
Total Recurring Annual = £28.67 GBP

So it looks like at the end of the first year I have to pay another years hosting cost (fine) plus the cost of registering the domain for the next 2 years (even though I still have a year to run on the original registration? Not fine).

Must be a bug somewhere, I'd let them know on I-Web's forums or something.
It might surprise you to learn that we are not I-Web, we only buy hosting from them so posting this on here is fairly pointless. ;)

Raistlin 20-02-2005 01:58

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
hi Raist

this is based on I-web regging a domain on your behalf - they charge for that, however regging a domain with a 3rd party & moving it to I-web is free ;)

I get that but the cost of £17.98 is "per 2 years", they appear to be charging for it annually.
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
Must be a bug somewhere, I'd let them know on I-Web's forums or something.

Yeah, probably a good idea. I visited the forums earlier but it seemed a bit quiet there so (see my point below).....

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
It might surprise you to learn that we are not I-Web, we only buy hosting from them

Not suprised at all but I know that a fair few of the I-Web guys "hang out" in here so (see my point below).....

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
so posting this on here is fairly pointless. ;)

My Point Below: I thought I might get a quicker response this way :D
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or at least that somebody would check my adding up and tell me I was being daft and point out the error of my ways ;)

Richard M 20-02-2005 02:06

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Your maths seem correct to me but I've had a few beers now so I'm probably wrong. :D

homealone 20-02-2005 02:12

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
and some domains insist on a per 24 months contract ......... :erm:

Raistlin 20-02-2005 02:16

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
and some domains insist on a per 24 months contract ......... :erm:

Sorry, it's late, I don't see your point here.....

homealone 20-02-2005 02:21

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Raistlin
Sorry, it's late, I don't see your point here.....

a co.uk purchase is for two years ;)

Raistlin 20-02-2005 02:25

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Yep, I know that.

But, at the start of the hosting package the site is saying that I will pay the 17.98 to register the domain for two years.

Then it says that I will have to pay another 17.98 in one year's time.....

willie 20-02-2005 04:14

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
It is a bug in the client software rest assured you will only be billed for the domain once then when it is up for renewal in 2 years you will be invoiced again

Raistlin 20-02-2005 12:50

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Web Junkie
It is a bug in the client software rest assured you will only be billed for the domain once then when it is up for renewal in 2 years you will be invoiced again

Thanks a lot, I'll go and sign up this afternoon then :D

Cheers all.

Case closed :tu:

Raistlin 20-02-2005 21:32

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Ok, I've signed up with I-Web.

does anybody know how long it takes to actually register the domain name? It's a .co.uk if that makes any difference.

I would ask on their forum but, despite being a registered member, it won't let me post there (yes I have followed the activation process).

I have had an email telling me that I need to point the DNS for my domain name at their DNS but I don't see why I should need to do that if they're registering the domain. Did I miss a step?

Richard M 20-02-2005 23:38

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
No, you just need to wait up to 48 hours to the domain to resolve on the world's DNS servers.
Until then, you can use the IP to upload stuff.

KingPhoenix 20-02-2005 23:47

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Raistlin
Ok, I've signed up with I-Web.

does anybody know how long it takes to actually register the domain name? It's a .co.uk if that makes any difference.

I would ask on their forum but, despite being a registered member, it won't let me post there (yes I have followed the activation process).

I have had an email telling me that I need to point the DNS for my domain name at their DNS but I don't see why I should need to do that if they're registering the domain. Did I miss a step?

Hi,

Did you send a PM to one of the admins per the notice? However i have upgraded your forum account.

Your domain name can take anything upto 5 days, normally it takes about 24 hours, or at most 48, but the registrars do say anything upto 5 days. That notice is really a reminder, that should you have registered your domain elsewhere that it is still not pointing at our servers. You can dis-regard it to be honest.

If you have anymore issues, i would recommend you login to your members center and create a support ticket, whilst they are a friendly bunch over here, im sure it wont take too long to annoy them with I-Web support issues ;) :)

Raistlin 20-02-2005 23:49

Re: I-Web Solutions, problems with maths?
 
I've connected to the IP address (using Filezilla) that I was given in my email and uploaded a file called index.htm to the root directory.

When I browse to the address on the server I can't see my index page, all I get is the standard I-Web page.

Any ideas?

To be honest, there are a whole load of folders in the root directory and I can't work out what is what. I can't even see an index page that controls the I-web page that is up there.
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Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Hi,

Did you send a PM to one of the admins per the notice? However i have upgraded your forum account.

Your domain name can take anything upto 5 days, normally it takes about 24 hours, or at most 48, but the registrars do say anything upto 5 days. That notice is really a reminder, that should you have registered your domain elsewhere that it is still not pointing at our servers. You can dis-regard it to be honest.

If you have anymore issues, i would recommend you login to your members center and create a support ticket, whilst they are a friendly bunch over here, im sure it wont take too long to annoy them with I-Web support issues ;) :)

:LOL: Fair enough, can a passing Admin / Mod close this thread please?

Thanks KP, appreciate the help :D


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