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xamax
November 13th, 2003, 12:33
Is there any cheap-paid hosting services that is simular to verohost unlike it doesn't require a domain name?

is it possible??
Robert
November 13th, 2003, 13:53
Hello,

We do not require a domain name. You can use a sub-domain (xx.verohost.com). Just when signing up, select "Use my existing domain" and enter "xx.verohost" and enter "com" in the 2nd box.

Thanks.

Robert
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November 13th, 2003, 21:27
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chronochosting
November 14th, 2003, 20:57
we at --------------.com do not require a domain name. We have multiple domains in which you can choose a subdomain.
shost
November 17th, 2003, 09:15
hello xamax,

Actually, most hosts will allow you to host without your own domain name. From what I have seen, it is hard to find ones that require a domain in fact.

So, if you like the plans that verohost or others have, just e-mail them and ask if you need something they don't specify on their pages.

Tim L
Jim_Six
November 18th, 2003, 22:40
Hi,

As Shost said it is unusual for a host to require you to have a domain name, it is actually more work for them to setup your domain if you have registered one of your own (not much, but...).

however, why wouldn't you register a domain? - it is very cheap (about the price of a months hosting) and gives your site better search engine respone (if chosen well), and improves perception of your site from users. i suppose there are situations where the above positives are not relevant... something to consider anyway.

Having said all that you could have a look at http://www.m6.net , who I am involved with - they are reliable and are able to offer you various plans - including ones that are budget consciuos if this is what is important to you.

Cheers,
Jim Smith
http://www.m6.net