On Sat, 4 May 2002, Paul M Foster wrote:
My brother-in-law has been pretty happy with readyhosting.com. Says he
had a problem when they moved, but otherwise has been smooth. He says it
is $100/year first site and $50/year for any additional. Not sure if you
want to get into a position of reselling this stuff or even if their
agreement would permit that. He cautions against letting them handle the
domain registration. He also says it's a Win2K platform, but since he is
an MS developer kinda guy he doesn't have any problems with that. He's
aware of the issues and happy to let someone else try to stay on top of
the IIS patches.
As for myself, I like to keep my server within kicking range. :)
> Folks:
>
> XO, the company which has hosted my company's site for many years, has
> become reseller/partner hostile, unless you're selling DSL or something
> expensive for them, which I don't. Since I periodically have website
> customers who need a place to host the sites we're building for them,
> I'm now looking for other hosting companies to partner with.
>
> While it would be nice if they ran Linux, I have no illusions. These
> sites are generally small, on rare occasions needing Perl/e-commerce.
> Mostly just static brochure-like content. I don't need access (dial-up,
> DSL, etc.).
>
> So... any good suggestions on companies who can do hosting well, are
> partner-friendly, and don't cost an arm and a leg?
>
> Paul
>
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