Web Hosting: Selecting The Right Host!

By Joelene Orlando
2003-10-16

Contract Length

Many web hosting companies will offer a cheaper rate for longer contract timeframes. If you decide to go with a two-year contract, since they know they’re getting a commitment from you, may offer you a deal. The only risk with that, if you find that you’re not pleased with their service…it may be tough to get out of a contract you are obligated to follow through the duration of the contract. Just be clear about the length of your commitment and how often you are required to pay on your contract. Some do it monthly, quarterly or bi-monthly. I would recommend that when starting out, hoping you never change web hosting services, that you settle on a one-year contract. Just understand what you’re getting into before you sign any dotted line.

Article Pages:
» Selecting the Right Host!
» Shop and Research
» Cost and Fees
» Contract Length
» Disk Space
» Assess Service and Support
» Traffic and Files Traffic
» Email Accounts and Auto Responders
» CGI Scripts CGI
» Monthly and Daily Usage Statistics
» Upgrades
» References and Check those References

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