webhost.com

[roxyranelli]

Does anyone have any experience with this company? Good or bad? I am trying it out as we speak, but want any info before I commit to a longer term/contract.

[aspire]

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[DomainCroc]

Look before you leap.

Look here at: HOSTBESTWAY

Mini-Max Plan Host 10 domains.
Should be great for adsense mini sites.

[berlinlife06]

I haven't seen anything about webhost.com. I spent some time reading around at other forums, but I haven't seen anything related. Hope that no news is good news...

[Rohitpatel]

Well I have't read about webhost.com but I want to know more about this. Hope someone have some good information.

[aquariancore]

I don't know anyone who has even heard of them--out side of you that is.

[berlinlife06]

Would you do business with a company that has not much of a reputation??? I mean, it could mean that is so good nobody complains, but what if it is just too new to know about it??? I'm skeptical!

[ACCER]

Me too! I like to have a history, even if it's a brief one. I do not want to be the first customer a company has.

[berlinlife06]

Now that I think about it, is true! Being first is probably not that good... you are the "experiment" that is going to "pay" for the owner's idea!

[Gigi]

I agree with Berlin and Accer: no news is good news. Usually if a company is bad, the word is out pretty quickly. But again too I want a little reassurance on what I am getting into.