Web Hosting Free – Your Questions…

Donna

Donna asks…

Whats the best free Web Hosting site?

I am looking for a proven free web hosting site. I am planning on buying my domain from godaddy (as i have gone through them in the past and been pleased). I am thinking about using them for hosting as well, but i was noticing that there are MANY free hosting sites with no ads. Im just going to have a very casual business, more of a hobby. Any suggestions?
Has anyone used Microsoft Office Live Small Business?

admin answers:

Maybe…

Free web site sources:

Budget Web Hosting List (2 pages): http://www.thefreecountry.com/webhosting/budget1.shtml
PHP, SMPT, Database (All Free): http://x10hosting.com/free-hosting-signup
No Ads: http://www.weebly.com/features.html

Hosting Info:

Free dns services to the internet community: http://www.everydns.com/
Web Hosting Jury: http://www.webhostingjury.com/
Poll: Who Is the Best Web Host?: http://webmasterformat.com/find-a-host/poll-who-is-the-best-host

Reasons Not to Trust GoDaddy with Your Domain Names: http://nodaddy.com/

Useful Tools/Info:

How to Register Your Own Domain Name: http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/registerdomain.shtml
How to Buy a Domain Name: http://www.webdeveloper.com/management/manage_buying_domains.html

Powered by Yahoo! Answers

Your Questions About Domain Name Whois Information

registrar

Steven asks…

Can I change the first name of a domain registrant?

I accidentily registered a domain in the wrong registrant name.

Is it possible to log in to my hosting company and legally change JUST THE FIRST NAME of the WHOIS information without it messing with the registrant transfer laws?

Ie – i’ve registered it as ben smith instead of john smith , but all the other contact details are correct and don’t need to be changed…

Thanks

admin answers:

You can only change the registrant’s name (and other Whois info) through the registrar where you registered the domain name. Because you are the owner and are responsible for keeping your Whois information current and accurate, you can change any of the Whois info at any time you wish.

If you purchased the domain through your web host and they did not send you information on how to manage your domain (for renewals, Whois info, DNS settings, etc.), you can do a Whois search (I recommend whois.sc) to find out which registrar has your domain, then contact them for your login info. If that doesn’t help, you will need to contact your web host to get that information.

Powered by Yahoo! Answers