where are the TRUE Budget accounts?

[UTguy]

I've noticed that most web hosts will say something like "Budget" or "Beginner" account and it has 200 MB and 10 POP3 email accounts for, let's say, $9.95 month.

What's so budgetary about that? Who needs 200 MB? That's a huge web site. It took me 3 years to hit 20 MB on my personal web site and I added to it almost daily. And if I'm doing an informational site for a small business who needs 300 MB and 10 POP3 email accounts?

Where are the web hosts that offer 5 or 10 MB for $2 or $3 a month? That's budget. I know that amhosting.com has a 5 MB, one POP3 email, for $2.95/mo. Does anyone out there know of any other web hosts like this? Most web sites I build for clients will never take up more than 10 MB. UTguy http://www.DzineMaster.com

 

[Martie]

Hi there!
Its true most people never need that much space..but they THINK they do and feel like the bigger plans are the best way to go!

 

[Chicken]

Why most hosts don't offer $3 accounts:

1) Not worth the trouble for $3
2) Support costs exceed $3
3) Credit card processing fees leave the host with even less.

Some do offer it, but how hard would you work for $3/mo?

 

[Synergy]

I'm planning on doing it... offering $2 - $3 a month can end up to big bucks in the long run.

 

[leeuniverse]

Try http://www.worldzonepro.net
$36.00 a year.

 

[GordonH]

Hello
You will find a lot of these plans from UK hosts.

I thought about offering a $36 plan but it would have to be paid yearly to keep the processing charges down andI was worried about being swamped, so I shelved the idea.

Gordon

 

[Chicken]

Originally posted by Synergy
I'm planning on doing it... offering $2 - $3 a month can end up to big bucks in the long run.

Try it on a limited basis first. After processing fees, you'll get a bit over $1.50/mo for the account and due to support required, these could be the most expensive (cost wise) plans you offer.

 

[UTguy]

not bad

leeuniverse, that worldzonepro.net looks like a good deal ... where are they located? UK? Thanks, UTguy

 

[Atlantis]

Worldzone Pro is located in the USA.

 

[jiminsd]

You should take a look at http://www.coastlandtech.com/. He is a small one man business but the service was great when I was with him.

 

[UTguy]

Ok, where?

Ok, so Worldzone is in the US - what city? Thanks, UTguy

PS. I just openned an account with Worldzone tonight for http://www.FortBendTexasExes.com

 

[UTguy]

clarification on sub-domains

I'm not clear on what a sub-domain is. Is that a way to host another domain (completely different dot com name) on your account (since I have 100 MB) or is a sub-domain going to show up as a sub-directory of the mother domain (ex. http://www.fortbendtexasexes.com/anothersite ? Thanks in advance guys. UTguy

 

[Chicken]

http://subdomain.domain.com