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#154899 12/13/04 08:19 PM
Joined: Nov 2004
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I use {godaddy.com with website complete}
to keep my site active it cost 9.95 per month. I have my website lettered on my work truck. {www.certifiedelectricians.com}
website is work in progress. {checkout my links page.}


Steven Stanley
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#154900 12/13/04 09:11 PM
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How do you tell who owns a site?
You can do a "Whois" search.
It can give you the Name, and sometimes contact info for the domain owner.
http://www.whois-search.com/
or http://www.networksolutions.com/en_US/whois/index.jhtml

You can find out too much info 'bout who owns a site this way. It makes you worry about what information you provide when you register, as it can provide everything short of your bank account info to anyone.

It also tells you when a site will become available again. Say if somebody like myself wanted your site domain name, if you lapsed your registration for one minute, I could register it the minute after your current registration lapsed. Neat Huh? However you have to be quick, a much wanted domain name may be sought after by many Name Squatters, if they get it, they'll only sell to the highest bidder, or hold out for someone who'll pay more.

On the same subject, check out this page....
A man with a valuable domain name.... And a sense of humor! (I needed a calculator to figure out how much he wanted for the domain name.) http://www.klein.com/
Go to the "other Kleins" link for many Kleins, including Klein Tools, and Klein Bikes [Linked Image]


Mark Heller
"Well - I oughta....." -Jackie Gleason
#154901 12/13/04 09:28 PM
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I've had a few domains registered as well as dealt with a few hosting services. In the beginning I started with a free service but quickly realized that it was not good for much more that a family news type of site. Not very much bandwidth nor storage and a lot of popups.

If you commit to a small monthly fee of approximately $10 per month you can get something that should satisfy just about any contractor. I've had very good experience with "1and1.com". They were supposed to be one of the largest if not the largest hosting service in Europe and decided to tap the U.S. market. They buiilt a new headquarters in eastern Pa. and made a commitment to this market.

For my registrations, I've been using "Go-Daddy" through 1and1 for about $9 per year and have been satisfied with them to this point.

I currently have my business name registered GLENMAWR.COM and have not much more than a place holder up now but have plans to do something more with it in the future.

My first site has evolved into something more than I imagined. I've been bitten by the digital photography bug and have several thousand images up on my site. If you've got a bit of time and would like to see more photos like this:
<IMG SRC=\"http://www.paracefan.com/Sun%20Sprint%20feature0021shrunk.JPG\">
You can see them here PARACEFAN.NET

(I hope you've got broadband)

FRANK

edited due to of rusty html skills



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