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Old Sep 2nd, 2007, 02:53
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I think this is the site.
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Hi, we are actually offering free HostICan hosting but it requires an upfront payment to HostICan for $65.40 which is then rebated back to you via PayPal after 6-8 weeks.

The only problem is I don't want to post the site here since it could be considered advertising even though it could possibly help you.
if they don't want to pay for a host,
what makes you think they want to pay $65.
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Actually, you'd be surprised. If they don't want to deal with junk hosting or deal with forced advertisements, my offer is very lucrative and a viable option.

If they can wait 6-8 weeks for us to verify their hosting status and pay the rebate, they still get free hosting for a year.
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Re: whats a good host that is free

most people go to a free host cos they don't have the money to pay for hosting,
so if i needed a free host, I'd find one that requires no money.
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Re: whats a good host that is free

So do you put the money into a holding account and earn money off the interest generated during those 6-8 weeks then?

Pete.
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So do you put the money into a holding account and earn money off the interest generated during those 6-8 weeks then?

Pete.
Earn interest, if that was the case, like $0.40? LOL. No, we have a special contract with HostICan. We earn a small referral fee per customer for this promotion. We have to wait 6-8 weeks because HostICan has a money back guarantee for the first month.
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Re: whats a good host that is free

You get what you pay for... You've said you don't want to do anything serious with it so what does the reliability matter?

If you really are that short of funds (you can't be if you ski) then host the site on your desktop.... I'm assuming you have ADSL or Cable internet?

Seriously though, you will be hard pushed to find a FREE host that will give you a decent service with nothing in return i.e Banners etc....

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