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			<title>Cheap Web Hosting is No Bargain</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>© Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved  http://www.thenetreporter.com -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-<p>Ever heard the saying &quot;Penny-wise and Dollar-foolish&quot;?<p>Well bargain priced website hosting may just represent the perfect example of watching a jar full of pennies while bucket loads of dollars fly out the window!<p>When I launched my first website way back in the &quot;dark ages&quot; of 1997 I paid almost $150 a month in hosting and data transfer charges. <p>My web host watched how many files I uploaded like a hawk and always seemed to send their hefty invoices earlier with each passing month. <p>I&apos;m obviously not the only one who felt that way, because suddenly a whole industry of &quot;bargain&quot; web hosts sprang up all over the web. <p>On the surface they all sound great, especially when you think you can go from $150 a month down to $4.95 a month!<p>Five bucks a month sounds great, until you realize the amount of data transfer (number of page views) and bandwidth (the amount of data transfer your host allows in a 24 hour period) you get for that low price severely limits your ability to do business. <p>This realization - along with a panic attack and a quick lesson in how data transfer and bandwidth get calculated - usually comes at the least convenient time. <p>When you exceed your limits, a bargain host usually just shuts you down with no warning. <p>Most webmasters realize they&apos;ve made a mistake by choosing a bargain host when their site suddenly gets shut down in the middle of a big promotion because of a traffic spike. Believe me, everything just stops!<p>Here are a few bargain hosts that provide good service, but you really need to really check the fine print for how much bandwidth they allow.<p>www.FeaturePrice.com<p>For $24.95 a month you get to host up to six independent websites with a single account. You get unlimited data storage, unlimited email and a variety of other higher end services, but their bandwidth policy seems hard to understand.<p>www.HostSave.com<p>Host Save is another low price hosting company that delivers a wide range of services for only $6.95 per month. They recently raised their allowable data transfer, but their policy on how much bandwidth you can use at a given time seems non-existent. <p>www.DotEasy.com<p>For $25 DotEasy offers a domain name purchase along with one year&apos;s hosting. Sounds incredible until you read the fine print to discover they limit you to 1 Gigabyte of data transfer a month. Not much data once you start getting reasonable site traffic. <p>The moral here? Either be prepared to have your <a href=&quot;http://www.combsrealestateauction.com/business.html&quot;>business</a> shut down mid-stream if you get successful, or pay a few extra bucks each month to ensure you have enough bandwidth and data transfer. <p>At a minimum, specifically ask and read the fine print about the host&apos;s bandwidth and data transfer policies before it&apos;s too late!  =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-<p>Simple &quot;Traffic Machine&quot; brings Thousands of NEW visitors to your website for weeks, even months... without spending a dime on advertising! ==> <a href=&quot;http://www.turnwordsintotraffic.com&quot;>&amp;quot;Turn Words Into Traffic&amp;quot;</a><p><p><h1>About the Author</h1><p>Jim Edwards is a syndicated newspaper columnist and the co-author of an amazing new ebook that will teach you how to use fr^e articles to quickly drive thousands of targeted visitors to your website or affiliate links...  ]]></description>
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