Posted dateMarch 03, 2010 Comment
  • I would suggest staying with your existing plan. If you do stuff under your own name you get a whole lot of other issues like support etc.

    On a seperate issue if people in UK are looking at doing this try www.names.co.uk (http://www..names.co.uk) which is UK based and operates in ££££

    Ellliott


  • Hello Jonathan C. & Company,

    I work for a web hosting company and as part of our many services, we provide Reseller Accounts from as low as $30/month USD.

    It sounds some what silly to still be selling packages for other companies when you could be creating a stable income for yourself. You are already selling hosting packages now, so why not start selling them for your own benefit?

    At $30 you get:
    Space: 3000 MB
    Transfer: 30000 MB
    Cpanel 8/WHM 8
    Plus! A Gift Certificate for Flash Tutorials at LearnAlong.com (http://www.learnalong.com)
    For a complete list of what you get click here (http://www.infinity.ws/packagesreseller.php?package=starter¤cy=USD)

    If you sign up from this Evrsoft post you will: Get every 6th month FREE! for 2 years. That's 4 FREE months of FREE service. *Full year signup is NOT required for this deal. Monthly payments is acceptable.

    Reseller Information
    Take a look at what you get for $30! (http://www.infinity.ws/packagesreseller.php?package=starter¤cy=USD)
    See what you get for $50! (http://www.infinity.ws/packagesreseller.php?package=pro¤cy=USD)
    See what you get for $75! (http://www.infinity.ws/packagesreseller.php?package=enterprise¤cy=USD)


  • I host a reseller plan as well. The problems not only stem from your having to support your clients but also getting the original host to sort them out as well. If the support is poor it reflects on you.

    I have had enormous problems with my host server (crazyhostguy.com). It has even come to me asking for a refund.

    If you do go for it my suggestion, fwiw, is pay monthly. The annual fee looks very atractive but you try to get a refund.


  • It is hardly lucrative for a SOHO type business, it's simply a pain in the bottom. I've been a hosting reseller for about three years with hosting at based at RackShack with my own dedicated co-located servers. (I'm up to three Blade servers now and they take decent care of them and allow complete control.)

    Since the fall of Lightship it's been difficult at best to get a nearby datahouse, hence the move to co-located servers.

    At any rate, bandwidth is cheap these days.

    If you're really interested in it seach Google for sites which have affiliate programs. That way you needn't pay to be a reseller. You won't make as much money but you won't have to do the support or learn as much if you don't know a great deal about it. In time, with patience and a hefty amount of startup capital you can consider it but it's likely to be a long and slow road, certainly not a "lucrative" business venture. Not to mention that it's a dog-eat-eat dog type environment and there's always someone willing to give it away.

    Webslave







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