Connect-Hosting

[Connect-Hosting]

Removed.

[MACscr]

this is more spammy than useful.

Hey Matt, can we get a sticky about what the Useful Resources forum is really for?

[s1rk3ls]

Ditto... I wouldn't even think this would be a useful place to spam as the only people browsing these forums would be potential competitors not customers :)

Not that I would spam in the first place, because as a customer it's a major turn-off - why would I think its good for my business if I refuse to buy from companies who do it?

[bear]

This fella spams all sorts of forums. I've run into him before.

[Greg]

Not to bad pricing though. Looks like he only has one server.

[bear]

Never base hosting on price alone. 'cheap != good'

[Dominic Quick]

Cheap does = Crap.

Ive learnt that the cheaper you go the less customers you are going to get. He is probably a re-seller as he only has one server. Re-sellers offer unlimited just about anything but disk space and bandwidth.

Dom

[xxkylexx]

Cheap doesn't always mean bad.

[webresellers]

you get what you pay for....

[Dominic Quick]

I agree wholeheartedly.

[DataHosts]

noob trying to make a few extra $$$ to pay for a video game....lol

[tj]

There are two types of cheap hosting:
Stupid cheap and competitively cheap.
Stupidly cheap is the kind of package you buy off ebay or a host using some shitty template offering unlimited webspace and bw and support on his magically unlimited hardrives for $0.50/year.
Competitively are hosts that have found a way to keep their costs low, are able to exploit economies of scale (the more you buy the cheaper it gets) and can genuinely price their hosting at say $3/month or something for a basic package.

Its all down to how the host communicates with their client.
In proper english with properly addressed e-mails or "I sell you gig hosting send western money transfer" :P