Budget Hosting is certainly one of the most popular hosting packages around today and keeps the marketplace on its toes. A lot of new Hosting companies entering this highly competitive arena start out by initially offering Budget Hosting. They all seem to offer the same plans,  but consumers need to be ware of quick start-ups and fly-by-night operations. Make sure you host with a reliable company. You can check reliable Budget Hosting companies at a site such as 10tophosts.info, which includes top ten hosts offering competitive rates.

Another problem with Reseller hosting is getting enough accounts to cover your expenses and time, and sealing with frustrated or irate customers. Some hosting companies offer “live help” for additional money per month, which can offer you a solution for your time, however realize that this will make your monthly payments bigger than what you may be able to tolerate. Make sure you get with a good Reseller hosting company that will help you in setting up accounts and assist you if your customers have problems. Also, make sure the hosting company you choose offers you 24/7 support and can provide an uptime guarantee to keep you and your customer’s accounts active.

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ImHosting is a breath of fresh air in the hosting arena. Upon careful examination of their services I was very impressed to say the least. Not only do they have excellent hosting packages, but they also have a price plan to fit just about any budget. Their standard shared hosting package starts at just $6.95 per month and includes 2,500 GB of Space and 20,000 GB of transfer, which is the most offered in the industry at the moment. Their uptime guarantee is phenomenal - currently 99.998%, which sets a new standard for reliability. This translates to less than 35 seconds of downtime per month, which is extremely rare in today’s industry. As far as the customer service goes, in my opinion it is one of the best. They offer a 100% customer satisfaction and an excellent compensation plan if your site ever goes off line. If your website ever goes down, ImHosting will actually credit the following month’s service fees to make up for the downtime. Now, that’s what I call service!

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So, what’s the moral of this story? Don’t sacrifice cost for quality. Besides that, there are way too many good web hosting companies out there to be bothered with these second rate losers. In fact, HostGator who I currently do some of my hosting with sent me an email and a telephone call before taking action on one of my sites, which allowed me to correct the problem.

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My Compaq Laptop developed a problem with the power going to the Motherboard and eventually the Laptop failed on me. I then decided to purchase another one and decided on an HP Laptop. Not six months after owning this Laptop I had a problem with the power cord, which I decided to replace myself. The technical support at HP also advised me that my Motherboard needed replacing as it was on the known defects list. So basically when I purchased this Laptop from Best Buy I was NOT told it was on the known defects list and subject to recall. I was told it may take up to 4 weeks to repair. Now this is utterly ridiculous because I do everything from my Laptop and cannot afford to be without it for 4 weeks straight! Also, why should I have to be without my computer – I just bought the darn thing! One more problem I have had is that this computer is so freaking’ slow it is pitiful. This system definitely cannot handle Windows Vista, which is a true resource hog in my opinion.

So now I come to the main focus of this rant of mine. I am considering purchasing a MacBook only because it is based on the Intel processor which allows me to dual boot the system and also because it is reliable and has a much higher resell value. If any of you have any suggestions I’d like to hear them from you. Thanks.

After a week or so of crappy shared hosting I learned that only the primary account has any stats on it, the other accounts don’t have their own stats. Another upsetting fact is that in order to edit a site I had to edit it on my computer and then up-load the file to my hosting—a real pain in the butt! This was the final straw, I was in search mode for a good hosting package.

My search started with Hostgator because everyone uses them, well not everyone……sometimes I round up my numbers a little bit. I checked their website and their reseller packages (separate c-panel for each site) were within my price range. Granted the price was higher than what I was paying at Godaddy but I wanted all of the features and benefits of their re-seller hosting package. So it was time for me to test their customer service using both phone and their chat box. I am the type of person that makes a customer service rep quit or take up a bad drinking habit. After what seemed like an hour on the phone and on the chat box I determined that their customer service did not pass my test.

My next step was looking at a bunch of other places for hosting. I was really impressed with ipowerweb, they pick up their phone in a timely manner and they are really pleasant on the phone. For a shared hosting provider they get my thumbs up, I even run an ad for them.

I will skip over the next 20+ calls and fast forward to the end of my search, I ended up back at Hostgator. It took about 5 minutes on-line to sign up for their shared hosting package and about 20 minutes to set up my account. One of the most attractive features of their service is that they will move up to 30 sites for free! All I had to do was fill out a form on-line and 24 hours later they move my accounts. Since I love to torture customer service reps I decided that I would only have them move some of my accounts and they could help me move the other ones. I placed a call dealing with the pains that come with being placed on hold for 10-15 minutes and finally got one of their reps. The rep spent an hour or so on the phone with me answering my questions and helping me correct (I messed up) my shared hosting account. The rep never tried to end the conversation, rather he really wanted to make sure that all of my questions were answered. For their customer support and hosting packages, Hostgator gets a thumbs up.

Everyone laughs when they get my daily “income statements” from my websites. On a good day I can have a “3 digit” day………………….3 digits being $_._ _ the first digit is always a 1, so my best day has only been under $2.00. Today is a rather poor day with my earnings at a little less than 20 cents, 18 cents to be exact. Over the next few weeks I am going to work on attracting more visitors and placing ads for products that my visitors need (hopefully).

Feel free to add your comments unless you are one of the spam people. A link to a normal website is fine, however you are demented if you think I will publish a link to a porn or other garbage site.

Recently I found a blog that is dedicated to information about making money online. One very detailed article I read was about how to make money running a blog. Perhaps you already know a lot about that subject, but I feel sure that you will find some useful information to add to your knowledge base in this article. It takes work and dedication to earn money with a blog, but if you can get the right information and advice it is like getting a head start.

When you visit this money making blog be sure to browse through the older posts as well as those on the front page. I found several pertinent articles for some of my projects and I think you will too.

So, if you are looking for ideas on how to make more money with your website, blogs like this can be really helpful. Remember, information can be a valuable asset, the right information can help you to increase your bottom line.