BMadgett
14th February 2006, 14:02
Hi,
I'm considering purchasing a "Shocking Value" shared hosting package. What I'm particularly interested in is actually the email hosting, but seeing as the shared hosting is only ?2.50/yr more then I'll probably go for that seeing as it appears to offer identical email capabilities plus also web hosting.
The only difference I can see is that the email package has "unmetered bandwidth" whereas the shared hosting package is down as "10Gb". I presume this is per month? And does email traffic count towards this bandwidth limit, or is that just for web/file access? I get a fair bit of spam and would hate for spam messages to eat into my bandwidth allowance...
"Hosted domains" and "Email Accounts" are listed as "Unlimited" - does this imply I can have a .com and a .co.uk with email accounts for both, all for the single ?12.50/yr?
My domains are currently registered with Nicnames; I have a .com and a .co.uk. Is it a simple exercise to get these transferred to be hosted by yourselves? They currently have customised CNAME, MX and nameserver records, I assume these would be updated to point at your servers as appropriate whilst you are doing the transfer? - or would I need to figure all that out afterwards?
Cheers
Barnaby
I'm considering purchasing a "Shocking Value" shared hosting package. What I'm particularly interested in is actually the email hosting, but seeing as the shared hosting is only ?2.50/yr more then I'll probably go for that seeing as it appears to offer identical email capabilities plus also web hosting.
The only difference I can see is that the email package has "unmetered bandwidth" whereas the shared hosting package is down as "10Gb". I presume this is per month? And does email traffic count towards this bandwidth limit, or is that just for web/file access? I get a fair bit of spam and would hate for spam messages to eat into my bandwidth allowance...
"Hosted domains" and "Email Accounts" are listed as "Unlimited" - does this imply I can have a .com and a .co.uk with email accounts for both, all for the single ?12.50/yr?
My domains are currently registered with Nicnames; I have a .com and a .co.uk. Is it a simple exercise to get these transferred to be hosted by yourselves? They currently have customised CNAME, MX and nameserver records, I assume these would be updated to point at your servers as appropriate whilst you are doing the transfer? - or would I need to figure all that out afterwards?
Cheers
Barnaby