On Fri, 07 Jan 2000 10:49:43 +0000, arriving home from a PC burning party, Richard
Lane said,
> Last time I looked at Freeserve they were one of the most expensive options
> around, and for the money didn't offer anything special. A domain name can be
> bought from anyone then transfered at any time. A (.co.uk) domain name can be
> bought for as little as a fiver or even less, try http://www.uk2.net
>
> If you're prepared to pay the extra and want really rock solid performance,
> take a look at the various packages Demon offer, http://www.demon.net
My research was via Computer Active Issue 46.
Demon Internet (business account) �118 setup+�29 per month
Freeserve �147 setup+�35 per year
There were several other ISPs included but assuming I don't go bust
very quickly Freeserve seemed the best. There may be cheaper options
but for actual business use rather than the vanity of having a domain
name in itself they would appear to be a safe option.
What option can Neil offer? If the price is somewhere even in the same
ballpark as Freeserve, I would consider Wirenet. I need a domain name,
a reasonable amount of webspace and an ordinary ISP account (I might
as well put all my eggs in one basket). I don't need any fancy website
facilities.
And what is my business? Well the net is full of people bursting to
tell you how to become a millionaire overnight. I'm not telling.
Something on the web that's never been done before is quite a feat.
--
Julian Richards
A1200 in tower
Blizzard A603e + BVision
64+2 Mb RAM
2.1 Gig IDE
56K modem
16x CD-ROM
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