Space reselling

[christos]

Can you suggest me companies of space reselling. Who is the best?

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by christos
Can you suggest me companies of space reselling. Who is the best?

http://www.donhost.co.uk > Unix package

Do not use any of the following :

Vibus , Fasthosts


I would recommend donhost for ppl who wanna resell space.

Exact url to unix reseller plan :

http://www.donhost.co.uk/products/resellerunix.html

[Bruce]

I would definately recommend NOT using Donhost.

The following are all respected companies:

http://venturesonline.com
http://mchost.com
http://splashhost.com

[Coight]

lol @ donhost :D

Has to be the one of worst hosting companies on the internet (according to webhosting talk reviews)

Robert

[ningaming]

really quick, i've heard a lot of good things from splash host. From what i hear they are excellent. I have chatted with their support a few times, but I have no personal experience though...

[Martie]

You might find some help and info here
http://www.hostingreseller.com
http://www.resellerconnection.com

[::NIRMANI::]

For Linux www.mchost has a good reputatuion. There prices are bit high but support is good.
For Win2000 have look at www.sitebysize.net They have good feature rich plans & Suracha knows what he does

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Myacen Network
lol @ donhost :D

Has to be the one of worst hosting companies on the internet (according to webhosting talk reviews)

Robert

The reason for that is people store warez on there servers and when there account gets deleted they rant and rave.

I recommend the donhost unix reseller package , i have used it its well worth to money and it very reliable and perfect for a person who wants to resell space ..... once you have enough clients though .. and wanna have your own name servers and server.

Go for http://www.rackshack.net , cobalt server - $99 per month + $250 setup with 300 GB data-transfer per month ( really as much as you can eat. )

[Coight]

If you actually READ the webhostingtalk.com forums you will see otherwise. It's not because people store illegal content on their site. Usually if you go over 10gigabytes of transfer they will ask you to upgrade your account to a dedicated server. If you don't they will delete your site no questions asked.

If you have used it why did you leave?

Robert

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Myacen Network
If you actually READ the webhostingtalk.com forums you will see otherwise. It's not because people store illegal content on their site. Usually if you go over 10gigabytes of transfer they will ask you to upgrade your account to a dedicated server. If you don't they will delete your site no questions asked.

If you have used it why did you leave?

Robert

Because i moved up a step to co-location & dedicated servers.

and i was transfering 36 GB of data per month with no problems.

And i have read webhostingtalk .. and i've asked donhost about it.

[Chicken]

http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13729

So *then* you went from colocating your own servers to free hosts, and now you are ready for budget hosting (wanting 20 gigs of transfer and preferred 1 gig of space for $20-40, unlimited domains, blah blah blah) and are asking about donhost in the above thread? Ask about, recommend, what's the difference? Something ain't jiving with this cdudeuk18.

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Chicken
http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13729

So *then* you went from colocating your own servers to free hosts, and now you are ready for budget hosting (wanting 20 gigs of transfer and preferred 1 gig of space for $20-40, unlimited domains, blah blah blah) and are asking about donhost in the above thread? Ask about, recommend, what's the difference? Something ain't jiving with this cdudeuk18.

Ok let me explain .....

i had hardly any money a few weeks ago .. i upgraded my pc. ... now i have money .. and i don't have anything to spend it on .. i can spend abit of it on hosting ... i used to resell for fasthosts .. had no problems .. just had to cancel account due to the cost of SQL and other features i needed ... then i moved to donhost ... and i was doing well .... moved up to co-location in Telecity , Manchester & Webfusion , Nottingham ... and also had a cobalt server from rackshack ... i then had to close because i had over spent ... and needed to re-structure ... i'm now back in the possition to get a reseller account with a budget from $20 .. to anything up to around $40 .. more if good package.

BTW - due to my age .. i do not handle the billing part of the business ... that is handled by my boss.

[Chicken]

Ok, why don't you start off slow. If your finances fluctuate all over, then signing up for an expensive account isn't what I'd suggest. I'd recommend you look into reseller plans that are inexpensive to start, where you can buy additional accounts at a discount. There are hosts that offer $0 reseller accounts. Startup would be $0. Additional accounts are discounted so you'd only have to spend more money once you actually get an order. Getting one big account (or a dedicated server), without having the clients to support it is only good if you are able to float it for a bit if you *don't* happen to get the clients to support it. You need to think long term, not this month.

[MN-Carl]

Originally posted by Chicken
Ok, why don't you start off slow. If your finances fluctuate all over, then signing up for an expensive account isn't what I'd suggest. I'd recommend you look into reseller plans that are inexpensive to start, where you can buy additional accounts at a discount. There are hosts that offer $0 reseller accounts. Startup would be $0. Additional accounts are discounted so you'd only have to spend more money once you actually get an order. Getting one big account (or a dedicated server), without having the clients to support it is only good if you are able to float it for a bit if you *don't* happen to get the clients to support it. You need to think long term, not this month.

Good idea ....

I'm gonna have a long hard think how much i wanna commit myself.

[christos]

Are there any more companies like http://mchost.com

[trekchick]

Basically any host with HSPhere as controlpanel.

I'm currently with cahostnet - on a custom plan. Very nice and helpful support.

trekchick

[Coight]

http://www.ecommercediscovery.com offers plans similar to mchost.com.

Another host that is similar is splashhost.com.

Robert