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Standard Hosting Plan - $39.95 per month (Billed Quarterly)

  • 150 MB of disk space
  • 5GB of data transfer per month
  • 25 POP3 e-mail accounts
  • Unlimited e-mail forwarding name@yourdomain.com will go to newname@ispdomain.com for unlimited names
  • One-time setup fee starting at $40 with a monthly cost of $39.95 per month payable in three month increments. ($119.85 every three months)
  • Your own ftp site - an anonymous site to send or receive files from or to your customers!
  • Your own CGI directory
  • Web site activity logs - find out the who, what, where, and how of your web site activity
  • Microsoft FrontPage extensions
  • E-mail Virus Scanning
  • E-mail Spam Scanning
  • Daily Backups of your data
  • On-Site UPS and Generator
  • Multi-homed, T-1 Internet connected data lines

 

Usage Details:

  • 12 cents per MB over data transfer limit
  • $1.00 per MB over disk limit
  • $0.08 per MB over bandwidth limit

E-mail Only Hosting - $9.95 per month (Billed Every 6 Months)

  • 50 MB of disk space
  • 20 POP3 e-mail accounts
  • E-mail Only hosting, no webspace provided.
  • Unlimited e-mail forwarding name@yourdomain.com will go to newname@ispdomain.com for unlimited names
  • One-time setup fee starting at $40 with a monthly cost of $9.95 per month payable in six month increments. ($59.70 every six months.)

If you pay a year in advance, you get a month free. ($109.45 for 12 months minus a month)

Usage Details:

  • 12 cents per MB over data transfer limit
  • $1.00 per MB over disk limit
  • $0.08 per MB over bandwidth limit

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11/17/2008

By Peter Wayner November 17, 2008 -- Apple systems have become the tools of choice for coders of all kinds, but not without a few aches and pains When Terry Weaver wants to create .Net applications, he fires up Visual Studio and types away like any other .Net programmer. The setup gets a bit weird when he wants to test how the .Net application might appear to a Mac user visiting the Web site. Instead of starting up another machine, asking a colleague with a Mac, or simply ignoring those crazy followers of Steve Jobs, Weaver just pops over to the browser in another window. That's easy because Visual Studio is running on Windows inside a Parallels virtual machine, which, in turn, runs on his Mac. He has a PC, a Mac, and a Unix development box all in one.

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