1. What is Domain Hosting?
2. Why would I want to Host a Domain Name?
3. Can I put a website up on my Hosted Domain?
4. Can I get email through my Hosted Domain?

What is Domain Hosting?

Domain Hosting is the process of Registering a Domain and making it available to the Internet. You are permitted to upload website files to be publicly available through your domain name. You are also allowed to send and receive email through your domain.

Why would I want to Host a Domain Name?

At this moment, most companies are getting on the Internet with their Products, Service, or Idea. In this competitive world everything you can do to stand above your competition helps. A website shows the world and your clients that you are available to their needs. If you're not getting on the Internet , chances are your competition is.

Can I put a website up on my Hosted Domain?

Yes, you can place as many files as you want based upon which Hosting Package you choose. You will also have a custom cgi-bin, Secure Server (SSL) access, and detailed Site Statistics. You can also add e-commerce software to take your business online.

Can I get email through my Hosted Domain?

Yes, all Hosted Domains come with at least 3 separate POP Email accounts and unlimited email forwarding and aliasing. All Hosted accounts also have an Email Control Panel from which you can send and receive email as well as controlling basic email options. You can reset your passwords, setup autoresponders and much more whenever you want. Better yet, you can do this through any web browser such as Netscape or Internet Explorer. This feature is also available to you from anywhere in the world. This is a valuable feature if you travel often or are away from your primary computer.

What's the Next Step?

Please fill out the domain Hosting form and your domain will be immediately registered and you account will be setup. You will receive full instructions shortly thereafter with your account details. Order Here!

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