This morning I was doing some domain lookups trying to find an available yousuck.* domain, and I stumbled upon this record:
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Is it really ethical for bluehost to advertise their prices in the whois records of domains registered through them?
I signup bluehost early this month, i am very satisfied with bluehost hosting.
Bluehost established since 1996, and hosted more than 250,000 sites.
I had no problem of any until now, FTP access is reliable and fast, website is loaded fast, and no downtime detected yet.I also find their bluehostforum.com very useful in getting helps.
Bluehost $6.95 plan allow me to host up to 6 domains My domain i mentioning here is:
Time to time i perform speed test using hostpulse.com online test,
the result can be view at here:
anyone had experienced with bluehost are welcome to post here
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They offer great support unlike the datacenter their purchasing from
But i know that data center are professional company.
I did a whois on my domain name everything looks ok, my info.
But when i do a whois on the ip for this domain,
I get the company info for the datacenter.
Can i change this or do i have to purchase my own ip?
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and how much will this requirement cost ..?
or which can be cheapest and best CDN for it...?
Virtuozzo Prices?
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We all see this and not just in the hosting industry. Prices like 7.95$ or 5.99$ or 1.90$. They mean just 8$, 6$ and 2$ on the excel sheet plus come cents more or less.
But for the customer he prefers to see the first digit only, just the 7 instead that he know hes is almost paying 8$.
Now, do people actually think this has some effect in the customer?
Do you think a price like 7.95$ actually looks cheaper then just a straight 8$ for example.
I know then when i look at such an price i just round it directly to 8$ so i that trick doest work on me and im sure it doesnt in allot of other people. When i shop online i just calculated all the products rounded directly so i get a higher price of what im paying. On the checkout i save just a little cents but i know i paid basically an exact number.
Now my discussion was to be able to know in what benefits and or hurts to use those prices for a company. Do people prefer decimal prices or do they just prefer a straight price. And why instead of 7.95$ people dont just use 8.20$. The price is basically the same, 8$ for the viewer or shopper but you are still making 20 cents more that the customer doesn't, care instead of actually losing 5 cents in each transaction.
does anyone have updated price info from those guys?
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100Kbps = $35/month $350/Mbps
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I have a few offers to colocate in Los Angeles and in orange county.
Can you break down what kind of deal it would be in the different aspects of colocation? please fill in the following
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for SPLA licensed providers, Windows Server 2003 standard cost:
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i noticed that Intel is shipping new CPUs at such a fast rate that prices are dropping like stone... or am i wrong?
what do you think is the percentage points by which the prices of CPUs are dropping?
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I know of fdcservers already.
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Why is there such a big difference?
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