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I laughed! :eek:

Hello everyone. :) Yes the hosting is still available - you can send a message to me so I can get you set up.

Check your messages :)

For added security, the control panel access is by SSL. It's a self-signed cert so that is why you are seeing the warning. This is not any extra risk.

No problem, just send me a message and I'll get you setup :)

I've responded to all PMs. If anyone else wants free hosting, just send me a message and I'll get your account setup ASAP! :)

Just take the word "back" out of that phrase :)

It's not a limited freebie that expires and forces you to pay for it. Always free. :)

No problem. I will send you a PM. :)

Or go to the Bitcoin forum - they have a digital goods section that allows shady sales.

Depends on your skill level.. for a complete graphics idiot like me, I've found the Xara line of software to be easier on my brain. I'm completely lost if I load up Illustrator :o

Nice work! Wish I had graphics talent. I'm a fan of minimalist designs/layouts so I appreciate your non-cluttered logos.

I haven't tried Namecheap's shared hosting but I'd stay away from their VPS/Dedicated. Nothing but a nightmare experience and long support ticket response times. It seems their hosting division is an add-on with not much thought behind it, along with outsourced customer service reps.

VPS nodes are so cheap these days... spend the few bucks a month and get one.

Haven't used KnownSRV for a few years but they have always been reliable and I've never experienced any hardware/network issues. Don't expect 1 minute responses to support tickets or anything though :D

Web hosting is a massively saturated market so you'd need some kind of edge. Figure that out first. The technical end of it is pretty straight forward. :) In the meantime you could always get yourself a tiny VPS to play with. Test installing software, OS upgrades, etc.

Will buying expired domains always convert into profit? Of course not. Can it be profitable? Sure. Can't really apply blanket statements to this. Like most things, it requires a bit of homework and planning. But to simply think buying an expired domain = guaranteed ROI, that's a lazy...

Yep.. just do a Google search. There's even some nifty online WYSIWYG editors now. Also, if you have a hosting plan anywhere, there are often site-builder plugins right in your control panel. :)

Which company sells Chinese VPS nodes...?

PrivateInternetAccess is one of the oldest and still manages to amaze me. They have a cheap yearly plan and a bazillion IPs. I have yet to use their service and have my IP detected as a proxy. (But I don't really use their USA servers, so it depends on your intent)