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There is no such thing like an unlimited hard disk. E.g. ask them how they do backups. And when they use 1000 GB drives they use cheap and slow ones :)

Re: hi guys There is no top web host - there are just hosts who suit your needs (e.g. dedicated, vps, shared hosting or specific needs for databases or certain versions or service levels or...) and hosts who don't. And as everyone has different needs.... :)

No, Cpanel is currently only available on Linux - see Products - cPanel Inc.

Welcome :)

You where with VO? Wow, same here - thats pretty long ago :)

I manage many domains for myself and for customers, over the years I have used nearly every big registrar and transferred domains between all of them - never had so many problems as with Godaddy. Transferring a domain away from them is a real pain...

I have pretty bad experiences wiht Godaddy and would never use them again. I use Enom since a few years and I'm pretty satisfied. And I have a good rate for domains.

It all depends how important the domain and project will be for you. If very important I always register plurals and also the variants with hyphens.

If you want to do advertising be prepared to pay a premium. The cost e.g. at Google for major adwords is pretty hefty...

It hasn't changed and will not change that there is no such thing as unlimited space, unlimited traffic and such. Do simple things like using Google to find customers of your new host and ask them how satisfied they are and ask your host a few technical questions and get a feeling for how...

Other providers are www.worldpay.com (rather expensive) or www.chronopay.com - but generally, for Europeans it's not as easy as for US citizens....

So login to your Godaddy account and change the settings described above :)

A registrar is a site like www.enom.com or www.register.com where you buy domains. Even if you buy through your webhost he will buy it through a registrar. Go to the site of your registrar, login with your username/password (not the Cpanel one :)) and change it there. Where have you bought...

Go to the registrar of the domain, there should be a checkbox like "Registrar-Lock Do not allow this name to be transferred to another registrar." If this checkbox is active he is not able to transfer the domain to a new registrar. Simply deactive it.

I get an error message Bandwidth Limit Exceeded The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to the site owner reaching his/her bandwidth limit. Please try again later. ?

Every serious host makes backups but never rely on the backups of your host! Sometimes backups don't work or maybe they get out of business leaving you alone with a non working site! Always make backups yourself or use a second reliable company for backups!

ICANN stands for "Internet Corporation For Assigned Names and Numbers", their website is at http://www.icann.org/ From their FAQ:

Still using Opera and not Firefox. But I can't imagine to user InternetExplorer, all those security issues and the missing comfort...

Does anybody know a reliable provider of dedicated servers in Europe? My special needs (at least for the European market :D): OS: RedHat Enterprise or CentOS (3 or 4) At least 1000 GB traffic without any tricks like "n GB but only at the first IP" SCSI available No control panel...

Hi, a warm welcome from me. The forum is rather new but as time comes it will grow...