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[HostUltra]

• Unlimited Data Transfer
• Unlimited Disk Space
• 100mbps Network Connection
• 99.9% Uptime
• Free Sub Directory ( hostultra.com/~you )
• Free Domain Hosting ( yourdomain.com )
• Custom Domain DNS Control ( A/CNAME/MX Records )
• Browser and FTP Uploading
• PHP (no MySQL)
• Free Search Engine Submission
• Hosting for Unlimited Domains w/ Unlimited Subdomains

Signup at http://www.hostultra.com/

[Teh]

How about MySQL for free as well?

[HostUltra]

heavy mysql usage will make the server slow
we cant give it for free

[Teh]

Oh ok!

[conkermaniac]

Originally posted by HostUltra
heavy mysql usage will make the server slow
we cant give it for free

Do you still offer MySQL to the users who signed up previously?

[TRUNKS]

Sounds good... if only there were password protected directories. *SIGH*

[hurry]

Service Unavailable

Sorry, We are not accepting applications from your Country.

This does NOT mean you have done something wrong

Please make sure you have entered your correct address, country and phone number
our system verifies this information and rejects fraudulent account information!

THIS RESTRICTION IS NOT UP FOR NEGOTIATION!
DO NOT EMAIL US OR POST IN OUR FORUMS ABOUT THIS ERROR
IT WILL BE IGNORED OR DELTETED

don't accept the ip came from china???????
why

[Jan]

Originally posted by hurry
don't accept the ip came from china???????
why

Just shows that people DON'T read the Terms of Service before they sign up

SIGNUP RESTRICTIONS!

Host Ultra is only accepting signups from the following countries:
Antigua and Barbuda / Australia / Bahamas / Barbados / Belize / Bermuda / Canada / Dominica / Grenada / Guyana / Ireland / Jamaica / New Zealand / Saint Lucia / Saint Vincent and the Grenadines / South Africa / Trinidad and Tobago / United Kingdom / United States

[conkermaniac]

I still don't get why he lists all those countries, when he is only accepting signups from the three that are bolded.

[HostUltra]

Originally posted by conkermaniac
I still don't get why he lists all those countries, when he is only accepting signups from the three that are bolded.

we accept registrations from all the countries listed
the ones bolded are just the main ones

[conkermaniac]

Originally posted by HostUltra
we accept registrations from all the countries listed
the ones bolded are just the main ones

Your advertiser pays for traffic from dirt-poor countries like Guyana and Trinidad/Tobago? We're talking countries that are at about the level of most African nations here.

[HostUltra]

Originally posted by conkermaniac
Your advertiser pays for traffic from dirt-poor countries like Guyana and Trinidad/Tobago? We're talking countries that are at about the level of most African nations here.

The list of allowed countries is not only based on what our advertisers pay for

Mainly its a mix of english speaking, low abuse rate and high ads payout countries

For example, a site in english, regardless of where its webmaster lives will attract US traffic which has high payout
but a site in chineese will only attract traffic from China, low to no ads payout

[Jan]

Just a reminder here, if you are not interested in the offer or it doesn't apply to you, please do not reply. Any further off topic posts to this thread will be deleted, not just tossed. Thanks in anticipation

[conkermaniac]

Well, this may seem off-topic, but I think it's related to his service...

I really would like to know if you, Hostultra, still offer MySQL to the users who signed up previously. If not, I am interested in why you chose to remove these databases from your server. If you do allow them to keep and use their databases, have you encountered any problems? Are most people using their databases for forums, portals, and other scripts, or are there quite a lot of people who have decided to write their own scripts? This information is of great interest to me because I want to study the trends in the free webhosting world, and there are very few free webhosts (who offer PHP and MySQL) around that I can get ahold of. I did talk to Paul, who insisted that even allowing PHP was a security hazard, and I would like to know what you think.

[HostUltra]

Users who created a free mysql database while we were offering them still have them

I have no idea what people are using them for
I dont check it

Putting a server online is a security hazard
I have never had any security problems from php or anything else