This is my first time posting/replying to list, hope I'm doing it right. If
not I'm sure I'll be told. Just an FYI, there is a local company housed in
the Time Warner Building in downtown Tampa called www.hostasaurus.com I
have 3 domains with them and have had little to no down time. The
owner/admins are Linux ninja's (former USF grads) and support only cgi,
perl, php etc. No asp. I think the only Windoze he is using may be for
mail. Hope this helps.
Jack
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From: slug@lists.nks.net [mailto:slug@lists.nks.net]On Behalf Of Jason
Copenhaver
Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 8:54 AM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Looking for web hosting in FL
I've been using phpwebhosting for more than a year now.. They've always
been quick to fix any problems when I had them.. The only times I've had
problems was once when they moved to some new servers, my site was down
for almost a day.. And at one time I had about a 4 hour delay on my
incoming email.. But both of these problems have gone away and it's been
smooth sailing for awhile..
Jason
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Jan Mason wrote:
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> This is the best looking one I've seen to date. I am still looking at
> the others but this one's price and features are looking pretty good.
> This is the only one that I have seen that has just one rate plan.
> Everything for $9.95. Is there a down side to these guys?
>
> When I see what looks like a really good deal I start to worry. I guess
> the thing that worries me is that their buisness model is a little
> different from all the others that I have been looking at. Everyone
> else has tiered plans in terms of bandwidth, disk space, and other
> things. The folks at phpwebhosting don't.
>
> steve wrote:
> | On Wednesday 21 August 2002 01:02, Jan Mason wrote:
> |
> |>Looking for a good web hosting company in the area. Don't want to
> |>deal with someone in Ireland or Baltimore.
> |
> |
> | After some research I decided to go with phpwebhosting.com. At $9.95
> | with all the services you'd want, and willingness to add more.
> | Practically free bandwidth.
> |
> | It took a few minutes to get it all set up. Works great, but is not
> | local. Actually don't remember where they are. I've no interest in
> | having to go there so location does not matter to me. (I use ssh.)
>
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> Jan Mason
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