Cheap web hosting + free whois protection : what do you use ?

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Hi there,

In order to make my money site rank better, I am thinking about building a network of websites.

Hence, I am looking for cheap web hosting companies which also offer domain name registration with free whois protection.

Do you guys can share the ones you use ?

Thx
 
I would go with iPage for hosting for multiple sites as I have heard it from various sources
 
Hostgator is the best! But I always prefer to keep domains and hosting separate.
 
Thanks dudes, however I need to register 10 different domains on 10 different hosting companies with whois privacy services. Anyone to recommend others ?
 
Namecheap provides free privacy and hosting I use justhost. Total cost = $10 for domain and about $40-50 per year for about hosting that can hold 10-20 domains (its unlimited but i dont use much)
 
I would go with iPage for hosting for multiple sites as I have heard it from various sources

I'm using iPage for 1 domain, and hell its slower than some free alternatives so far.
 
Internet.bs offers domain + free privacy whois for 1 year per domain
 
Depends what kind of hosting you need, but you could go with google web hosting or app engine and use Godaddy for registrar and privacy. Not that I like GD the best, not at all, but so far I cant think of better choice. Often you get first year free, then you can see if its worth of continuing.
 
Thanks dudes, however I need to register 10 different domains on 10 different hosting companies with whois privacy services. Anyone to recommend others ?
Just remember that Google has an internal registrar department, for data gathering use only, so registering domains names from one single person/company would not hide the owner's info from G, only from the public.

What some people do is to register domains with fake info (owner/address...), running the - unlikely - risk of being reported for this.

That happened to Wikileaks, but only because they became famous and pissed a few many. Or vice-versa.

If that is not your case, you are probably good then.

:cool:
 
Just remember that Google has an internal registrar department, for data gathering use only, so registering domains names from one single person/company would not hide the owner's info from G, only from the public.

What some people do is to register domains with fake info (owner/address...), running the - unlikely - risk of being reported for this.

That happened to Wikileaks, but only because they became famous and pissed a few many. Or vice-versa.

If that is not your case, you are probably good then.

:cool:

Are you sure of that ? Means even if I have whois privacy activated Google can get who I am... ? I have doubts about it, but why not !
 
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