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Old 05-20-2008, 23:54
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Dear Friends..

Free hosting is better or shared hosting..

Think it in your own way and just proceed..

I vote for PAID hosting...

Just start voting////
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Old 05-21-2008, 09:38
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well for me, since we are developers, we like to buy our hosting and then for our clients who just want online presence, we share the hosting. but there are those who want separate hosting, so we give it to them
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Old 05-21-2008, 10:34
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I believe that there are excellent free hosting providers but if your site is of any value to you and/or you make money on it, I think you should be ready to pay a few bucks a month for hosting services to get support and high uptime figures.
There are really cheap hosting options available now.
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You have to ask yourself if it will be worth the trouble to move to a paid host when your site is starting to do well.
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I would choose free hosting because in shared hosting. The space and bandwidth are shared which means the other people might use most of the space and bandwidth and leave little for you.
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Paid. You always get what you pay for. Free hosting usually have less specs and stuff so you don't get very good amounts of bandwidth. Plus ads.
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