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Understanding and Verifying Web Hosting Uptime Guarantees March 15, 2008 Not Rated 
Summary:Almost every web hosting company is offering some sort of uptime guarantee for their services. It all sounds great “on paper”, but if you don’t know what is really covered you don’t know what you are buying into. First of all you need to identify the uptime guarantee of your web host. |
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Guide to Online Data Backup Services February 20, 2008 Not Rated 
Summary:Are you putting your personal data at risk by not backing up your computer's hard drive? Backup options that protect you from losing digital pictures or important financial data are available and cheap. |
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How to contact your Web Host and to get results? November 1, 2007 Not Rated 
Summary:How can you contact your web host? And do you get results? This article provides in detail the steps to identify the different ways on how to contact your web host AND to get results from this action. |
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Halloween Web Hosting Promotion October 21, 2007 Not Rated 
Summary:If you are in the market for cheap web hosting or affordable web hosting you might want to take a look at AN Hosting’s Halloween Special. For the remaining days of October they have a) shlashed their prices and b) doubled some of the features for popular web hosting packages. |
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Web Hosting Rebates September 23, 2007 
Summary:In the “old” days of web hosting web hosting rebates were much more common than they are today. Hosting has become a low price commodity and from a customer perspective prices are extremely attractive. These low prices barely leave room for web hosting rebates. |
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My Web Host is terrible .... September 21, 2007 Not Rated 
Summary:Seen one of those useless discussions on web hosting forums where users slam the door on web hosting businesses? Often there is "unlimited" web hosting involved and the expection to get exactly that. |
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What to choose? Free or Paid Web Hosting? May 10, 2007 
Summary:When choosing a web host provider, one first has to determine if they wish to use a paid or free hosting service. There are plenty of both available. Before even examining the differences between paid or free hosting, it should be understood that if you have plans for your web site to be anything more than a personal "About Me" or "My Hobby" site to share with your friends--a free hosting service should be out of the question. |
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cPanel or Plesk? May 8, 2007
Summary:When purchasing a web hosting account you are forced to make several decisions, one of which is what control panel will be the easiest and most productive for you. There are numerous control panels available, but the majority of hosting services offer either cPanel or Plesk. Here is a comparison of the two that should be helpful when making your decision. |
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How to Get Better Technical Support August 10, 2005 
Summary: Whenever you have a technical question that needs answering, you want that answer as fast as possible, right? In the instantaneous world of the internet, patience has become a rare commodity, and the time you spend unable to send or receive email or waiting for your website to come back online can mean lost revenue. If you want to get a timely response from your support technician, there are things you can do as a customer to speed up the process. |
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Does Your Host Fight Spam? August 4, 2005 Not Rated Summary: Are you a website owner that receives a lot of Spam to your domain's email addresses? This article presents an overview of basic spam-fighting techniques available to website hosting companies. See if yours measures up. |
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The Perfect Support August 2, 2005 Not Rated Summary: This article is intended mainly for the newbies in the webhosting business, and those who have questions regarding the technical support part of their hosting business. The established webhosts might also find a valuable tip or two. |
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HowTo Encrypt form submissions - Ensim 3.0 May 11, 2005
Summary: If you are not using a merchant account and gateway to processor your online orders in real time you may need to receive an email with sensitive credit card information for manual processing. There are a couple of steps in order to make sure that the data you are passing is secure: |
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Know How DNS Works March 17, 2005 
Summary: Domain name Servers (DNS) are an important but invisible part of the internet, and form one of the largest databases on it. Each machine on an internet is assigned a unique address, called an IP address, which is 32 bit number and is expressed as 4 octets |
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