Are you a starter and need a host?

[KrazyGamah]

Well, if you're a new webmaster check out http://freehostia.com

They are good for new webmasters and simple websites.

[King]

I know this is a old post but you are right.
Only host is not important, i think country is important too....

[glenvarun]

i used freehostia but they didnt suit my needs so ive moved onto a new host which supports my needs and has cool features for free

[faviouz]

(02-05-2009 12:47 AM)glenvarun Wrote:  i used freehostia but they didnt suit my needs so ive moved onto a new host which supports my needs and has cool features for free

Might want to share it.

btw.. freehostia sucks a little. Only 6GB of monthly traffic and 250MB of diskspace. Try byethost: http://byethost.com/index.php/free-hosting or BBHoster: http://www.bbhoster.net. There are many other cool free hosts though.

[.mike]

Wow, they've definitely changed the layout of their Home Page. Last time I checked, it was a boring site with Orange-based styles (I might be wrong. I've been on too many Free Host Providers Home Pages), but now, WOW. I clicked on the link thinking I was going to be seeing a familiar old site that I've visited in the past, but they're new design has really impressed me.

Has anyone really tried out their services? Has anyone spent a fair amount of time to tell us how they (Freehostia) treat their customers?

[O-D-M]

I never liked Freehostia. Its slow and is is almost down in my time. I think cause it is one of the most popular free hosts when you search for "free hosts" on Google this result is on the first page.

[fmlword86]

I am a total starter. I am not even sure where yto start with everything. Anyone mind giving me some pointers. I don't really even have a domain or anything.....

[phatuis]

I did use Freehostia, but have moved on now