Nobody mention Lunar Pages? For $6.95 a month you get 35Gb of storage 800 mb bandwidth free software and, if you sign up through this link, you save $55 on the price.

http://www.lunarpagescoupons.net/?gc...FT6DGgodhHGA0w

What about Network Solutions
 

No one has mentioned Network Solutions. They charge $30 a month for 30 gigs, 500 gig monthly transfer. It that good? Anyone ever had any experience with them? Thanks.

Chuck

Bluehost
 

Bluehost is great, 6.95 per month (US) for 300gig hosting space, 3,000gig of transfer, unlimited domains and best this... free domain included. Service is great too, had them restore my server several times and also upgraded to php 5.0 for free too...

Just looked at them. Pretty impressive, at least at first glance! Including streaming video and audio, which seems hard to find for a reasonable price.

Does anyone else have experience with them (customer service, reliability, connection speed)?

- Martin

Get .mac and then use godaddy.com and buy a masking website (I think that's what it's called) That way, it shows up as www.example.com even though its on .mac. And it's only like five dollars a year or something like that.

no need to use .mac at all. All you need to do is create you site in iWeb, export it (it will make files in a folder) and the upload those files via FTP to the server of your choice. I am really hoping for a version of iWeb in the future that includes the FTP process, but I currently use cyberduck and it works pretty well for the task. This process also give you a little beter control over your site. for example I added Metadata to my website that iWeb would not allow me to do, but I had to do this by hand. Without the metadata, google would not pick up my website. you need to have some knowledge of HTML to do this though.

Hey, everyone. I've registered a domain name for a film I'm working on. I'd like to start designing the site, but don't have much knowledge of the programming. Would I be best using the design software offered by the web host (in this case, GoDaddy), or buying separate software? Thanks.

Josh, that depends on how nice you want your site to be. I personally found it very worth while to invest the time and money in learning web design and using Dreamweaver (or another similar software, but nothing Beats Dreamweaver). You can find tutorials online that will help you learn more and more stuff and your site can grow and improve with your knowledge. If you have any technical knowledge at all it is a skill worth learning, IMO.

Adam

Thanks, Adam. I think that I actually have access to Dreamweaver via my school's computers. I'll give it a shot.

Hey Adam, I like your 'movie threatre' I need to code my site to do that. I just haven't gotten around to it. I was cracking up laughing though at one of your videos though, during the ceremony, you see this dude run from the front to the back with his 200.00 camera to get that 'runway shot.' Hehe, I swear.

By the way, you're 'availabile' on my birthday, not the one coming up, but my true birthday.

You mean the actual day you were born? lol. I'm available on mine too. Oh well. I don't think many brides will be requesting a wedding in the past so I won't worry about it. :D

Yeah the day I was born, it's my humor while I'm at my day job. :}

Check out http://www.one.com

Jon,

Are you charged monthly or do you pay the whole year up front?

Ron

Pay per year.

/Björn.