[Tal]

Hi there,

Me and a family friend are working on a project. It's something to do with a website rating system, but I can't elaborate on the matter right now

Anyway, we're looking for a paid host. Here's a list of what we want and need:

• Reasonable price, below $10 a month.
• Preferably without a setup fee.
• No obligations and / or cancellation fees, as we might switch hosts frequently.
• Location: we don't really mind where the server is located, we prefer it would be located in a European country or in the US, though. We do not want a local Israeli host for various reasons, price included.
• Supports MS-SQL databases and ASP.net - so it has to be a Windows based server (for now, it has to be so as the website is based on ASP right now).
• Known, reliable & proven high uptimes.
• We don't need much hard-drive space, 50 MB should be sufficient for now. We do want a reasonable bandwith allocation.

Basically, that's it If anyone could be as kind as to recommend a host, I would be grateful.

Regards

Tal

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Chech 1and1, I find they have reasonable prices and the have both linux and windows servers.

[coljung]

Chech 1and1, I find they have reasonable prices and the have both linux and windows servers.

[Tal]

Thanks, they looks like a reasonable host & prices are good However, they have a 12 month contract.

Edited by landlord, 20 November 2007 - 09:32 AM.

[ScHwErV]

http://www.gtghosting.com/

[DeviousTrap]

http://www.gtghosting.com/

I would be the first to recommend gtghosting, but it actually won't work for the OP. We do strictly linux hosting and wouldn't be able to accommodate ASP and MSSQL.

[ScHwErV]

I totally missed that part. I didn't realize anyone serious actually preferred an ASP server over PHP

[thenotch]

I have been using this hosting provider for 4 years now with ZERO problems or downtime.

http://qualityhostonline.com/

The prices are super reasonable, the servers are reliable, and again, I have been VERY happy with them. Don't know if they support ASP, but like ScHwErV mentioned, how important is that and if it is, good luck on finding one super cheap... We use 1and1 at my office (not by my choice) and while it normally works fine, there have been a few issues of downtime.

[Tal]

I totally missed that part. I didn't realize anyone serious actually preferred an ASP server over PHP

Unfortunately it is not I who decides on this part, I have tried to convince the guy who works with me on the website, but he already has a version of the website built on ASP and he is reluctant to build it again. Eventually, though, I will convince him that PHP is better I'll keep your links in case I'll be able to convince him

I have been using this hosting provider for 4 years now with ZERO problems or downtime.

http://qualityhostonline.com/

The prices are super reasonable, the servers are reliable, and again, I have been VERY happy with them. Don't know if they support ASP, but like ScHwErV mentioned, how important is that and if it is, good luck on finding one super cheap... We use 1and1 at my office (not by my choice) and while it normally works fine, there have been a few issues of downtime.

Thanks for the info The most important thing is that they are a reputable host, I don't mind some small downtime from time to time. I will check out your link though.

Thanks again everyone

Edited by landlord, 21 November 2007 - 05:22 PM.