Looking for Free Domain Host without ad or text ad

[TC Tan]

Hi, I'm looking for a free domain hosting for my new domain name. My requirement is as below:
5-10MB
At least 1GB Bandwidth
With out banner ad or with text or minor ad only
CGI

Thanks

[Christy]

You might want to try the Power Search first....it should tell you what host you want
http://www.freewebspace.net/search/power.shtml

[Daniel]

Either there is none or there is a bug in the search script cause I can't find any.

[Ron Seigel]

That's because ad-free domain hosts don't exist. Why aren't you willing to allow the FWP to put an ad on your site? After all, it *is* costing them money to host it.

[Daniel]

I set it to "All" in the ad field. And I don't care if a host put ads or not, just aslong as it does not have "Hosted by ________" on the ad.

[sHaWn]

Look at his site... It's a "make easy money" site
Now I REALLY believe those "make money on the net" programs don't work when someone can't pay 5 bucks a month for some simple hosting. :)

[Edited by sHaWn on 11-18-2000 at 04:36 PM]

[Chicken]

I can see how that wouldn't instill confidence. There are some pretty cheap paid hosts if you are interested in going that route (post in the forum below this if so).

[Coolin]

Ok, here we go. None of the "Hosted By _____" text and user placable banners with domainhosting. http://www.netcabins.com

[TC Tan]

Thanks for the info. I just apply to NetCabins just now and wait for their reply. Now I have a question is how can I locate their banner at the bottom? I understand that there is no such FREE lunch in the world. What I prefer is I can control where to put the banner. Please teach me how can I put the banner to the bottom..

[Chicken]

I'm not sure you can place the banner where you want. NC TOM should be around to answer that, if you can't find info on the site itself.

[Mandrake]

Originally posted by Ron Seigel
That's because ad-free domain hosts don't exist. Why aren't you willing to allow the FWP to put an ad on your site? After all, it *is* costing them money to host it.

Not true... Portland hosts domains without ads, but you have that 100MB bandwidth limit.

[Ron Seigel]

Not true... Portland hosts domains without ads, but you have that 100MB bandwidth limit.

Errrr, hardly a valid host then are they? I could put up *any* site and drive more than 100megs to it in the first week. Not sure why anyone even condiders them.

[Chicken]

I have sites that be fine for that LOL. Sadly... :(

[Technics]

Portland is good for testing ur scripts etc etc,

[brownpau]

Originally posted by Chicken
I have sites that be fine for that LOL. Sadly... :(

Agreed! I suppose Portland and other grossly-limited-bandwidth services are for those low-profile personal pages which almost never get updated, and only get 5-10 hits a week. (unless they make the Worst of the Web (http://webworst.about.com).) :D

[Edited by brownpau on 11-22-2000 at 08:53 PM]