Thread: Is adding a forum to your web hosting site a good thing to do?

It is always good to find someone who is local to you. Someone you can have face to face meetings with.

I like SolusVM. Also used VDS Manager which is also very good. And Tried out VePortal a while back. They are all good. HyperVM is losing it's popularity though.

You need to mark down that it was a wireless transfer. This way there is no tracking number

Just tell him that there is a £30 fee to transfer the domain since the account is past due and "locked". Why should you be left with the bill?

You should only be paying the following: Income Tax: about 22% or your income. Class 2 NI: a fixed amount whether you make a profit or loss. Class 4 NI: about 8% of your income. If you are paying more than you believe you should do, contact your accountant so they can check out your accounts.

Appreciated Brian.

Quote: Originally Posted by nitGreen Thank you all guys for your thoughts, after going through both enome and netearthone, I personally feel its better to go for better for some reasons like. Domain Names are cheaper for small budget companies [No initial deposit] Control panel is simpler etc But for SSL I again need to go to eNom. Also, it would be worth pointing out that if you want to use PayPal to fund NetEarthOne, it needs to be...

I don't believe in "best time" to launch a company. As long as you have a solid business/marketing plan anytime should be a good time. Initially business maybe slow, but don't give up - hang in there and before you know it you'll be getting constant signups. Just make sure you have a plan to handle the growth which is crucial, as you don't want service to be affected. Good luck!

It all depends on your target market and the forum/website that you may be posting your offer to. Different demographic/psychographic/geographic markets have varied buying behavior which should be taken into consideration.

Seeing the trend of shared hosting business, I think a lot of serious web site owners will be migrating to VPS, so setting up a VPS service is always a good idea. You need to do your research first before opening a VPS service, one thing you should know well is to support your VPS clients when things goes wrong. Going into the VPS business is entirely different from shared hosting, your technical skills must be well tuned so that you can...