Webhostinghub has just announced new contract pricing terms for its reliable and popular shared web hosting service. Two and three year contracts can now be purchased for $1.95/month during the first three months and then $3.99/month for the remainder of the plan.

Webhostinghub has been at the top of the BigHosts Top Ten Web Hosting list for the past two years because of its strong combination of features and price. In addition, it belongs to the Inmotion family of web hosting companies which gives it a solid financial background.

BigHosts.com is one of the only places where you’ll find this special price (feel free to search Google) and our staff has been informed that this offer will not last. So learn more about Webhostinghub by reading our complete review and compare it against other top hosting companies in the expanded comparison chart.

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One web hosting feature that is potentially confusing to new website owners or those that are purchasing web hosting for the first time is the “unlimited domain hosting” that many low cost web hosting companies aggressively sell. This does not mean that multiple websites can be hosted on one account (i.e. abc.com, xyz.com, 123.com). Unlimited domain hosting simply means that multiple domains can be pointed to one set of website files. For example, if your business is called ABC, maybe abc.com is the primary domain but you also point abc.net and abc.org to the same website. Learn how to point multiple domains to one website.

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Video #11: What can get my web hosting account suspended?

For the most part, web hosting providers are reasonable and willing to work with their customers. At the same time, there are those certain aspects that are prohibited and can get your account suspended if you are not careful. To ensure you never have to face this dilemma, here are a few things that can get your account suspended from various providers.

For the most part, web hosting providers are reasonable and willing to work with their customers. At the same time, there are those certain aspects that are prohibited and can get your account suspended if you are not careful. To ensure you never have to face this dilemma, here are a few things that can get your account suspended from various providers.

One of the most common reasons for an account being suspended is if you exceed your storage and bandwidth limit or frequently use up a large amount of server resources like CPU and memory. There are providers that offer unlimited bandwidth and disk space that can help prevent this problem. The key is making sure the company is not a fraud as many that offer unlimited options tend to be.

Spam email messages that are sent from your account are another big no-no. Not only is this problematic for the provider, but for the recipient as well. Along those same lines includes hosting or linking to material that infringes the rights of a third party or any Federal, State or local laws, and hosting or linking to pornography.

As mentioned, there are those hosting providers that are reasonable and willing to work with customers. In such case, you may find the host will give you a warning before your account is suspended. However, you should never rely on a warning and stay on the safe side.

Outside of a suspended account, there are also those rare instances where the provider will simply terminate the account without a warning or suspension. If you are attempting to gain unauthorized access to someone else’s account or files, you can expect termination. The other instance where this may occur is if you verbally or physically abuse or threat the company’s employees. Whether it is over the phone, through email or in person, this is cause for immediate termination.

The thing you need to understand is that every hosting provider is different. They have different features, rules, and guidelines you will want to become familiar with prior to agreeing to any long-term contract of any sort.

After considering your options, it is vital you look at everything carefully. You will want to ask the hosting provider about their abuse, legal, or support department or check their acceptable use policy, terms of service, and other legal agreements to get clarifications. As long as you do not push the limits and steer clear of the mistakes listed in this article, you should have no problems with your account being suspended or terminated.

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