Anybody have any feedback on the "Network Solutions" people as a web-site hosting company?

RNCHSN

I've been watching for a web site host and am considering these people. They offer the hosting service, search engine links, and let you load the content you like, as well as let you add pages as you expand. There are email addresses included and more can be added if needed.

This is their web site. It seems to be an inexpensive alternative if you are not afraid to invest the time to do the work yourself. Any feedback or experiences with them would be greatly appreciated!

http://www.networksolutions.com

Thanks very much in advance.

Placid

CU uses them I belive. This is the last dns point to the forums (cuinverse-1.border3.ocy.pnap.net)

Domain Name: PNAP.NET
Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC.
Whois Server: whois.networksolutions.com
Referral URL: http://www.networksolutions.com
Name Server: NS-A.PNAP.NET
Name Server: NS-B.PNAP.NET
Name Server: NS-C.PNAP.NET
Name Server: NS-D.PNAP.NET
Status: ACTIVE
Updated Date: 22-apr-2003
Creation Date: 20-jun-1996
Expiration Date: 19-jun-2012

aRabidChipmunk

I'm sure they are a pretty good hosting company if they have been around that long.

I use Verio as my hosting company and have been very happy with it so far.

I would take a look around at the various hosting companies and compare their various plans that they have available. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish and what type of tools you want to use may influence your choice.

The bandwidth per month, hard drive space available, platform (UNIX, windows), and database support (if you need it) are some of the primary items you ought to consider based on how it will be used what type of site you are going to build and.

If you want database support, you will not be able to use most hosting companies bare bones hosting plans. You will have to go to the second level, at least, before they offer any database support along with the plan.

JMOORE

Check this out........

www.1and1.com

Free for 3 years. I signed up a couple of months ago.........

Jim

CarlWohlforth

I use Fat Cow as recommended by Lucy: Fat Cow

They offer more email addresses and more space for cheaper. Why limit yourself to 5 pages?