Domain Name/Web Hosting Question

TopiToo · 20-Jan-2006, 23:02

Hello,

Having a Domain Name/Web hosting with "easyspace" up for renewal, was thinking I am paying to much.

any ideas should I stay or go?

am I right in saying its easy to tranfer a domain name to another web hosting company.

regards

TopiToo

domski · 20-Jan-2006, 23:05

It's easy to transfer a domain name, but you'll probably have to pay £40 to do so.

The new company will normally accept it for free - they just sting you when you go.

domski · 20-Jan-2006, 23:06

Easyspace charge £49 - I just had a look.

TopiToo · 20-Jan-2006, 23:20

Hello domski

thanks mate, will renew I guess as it alot less than trying to move.

I have had the domain name for years, hope to get a website sorted out
this year, trying to get my head round Dreamweaver, its ok.

But I don't come from a HTML back ground, Ok with the graphics side though.

regards

TopiToo

domski · 20-Jan-2006, 23:53

I don't use Dreamweaver - it's too complicated for a simpleton like me.

I use Frontpage 2000.

I know, I know, it's amazing that I can produce such incredible websites using old hat software, LMAO.

madmav · 20-Jan-2006, 23:56

Quote:

Originally posted by domski

I use Frontpage 2000.

I know, I know, it's amazing that I can produce such incredible websites using old hat software, LMAO.

looking at your Sig

phil_h · 21-Jan-2006, 00:37

Quote:

Originally posted by domski
Easyspace charge £49 - I just had a look.

God, and I thought £12 for transferring a domain name from freeola to 123-reg was a rip-off !

Brogins · 21-Jan-2006, 23:10

Hi Dom, if I start from scratch..wich Company should I contact to buy a webspace?
And which software to play building a webpage?

domski · 21-Jan-2006, 23:25

123 REG for domains and hosting (they also don't charge you to move your domain away - should you ever want to)

Then I would use Microsoft Frontpage to design your site with. It's very user friendly and easier to learn than Dreamweaver (which seems to complicate everything in my opinion).

Last of all I use FTP Surfer to upload my sites to the webspace - It's freeware, so free!!

I like free

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20-Jan-2006, 23:05	#2
domski DSC Club Member WSB Hero Posts: 9,994 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Devon It's easy to transfer a domain name, but you'll probably have to pay £40 to do so. The new company will normally accept it for free - they just sting you when you go. Reply

20-Jan-2006, 23:06	#3
domski DSC Club Member WSB Hero Posts: 9,994 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Devon Easyspace charge £49 - I just had a look. Reply

20-Jan-2006, 23:53	#5
domski DSC Club Member WSB Hero Posts: 9,994 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Devon I don't use Dreamweaver - it's too complicated for a simpleton like me. I use Frontpage 2000. I know, I know, it's amazing that I can produce such incredible websites using old hat software, LMAO. Reply

21-Jan-2006, 23:10	#8
Brogins Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 564 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: FLORENCE, ITALY Mood: PENSO POSITIVO....SEMPRE!! Hi Dom, if I start from scratch..wich Company should I contact to buy a webspace? And which software to play building a webpage? Reply