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Nov 13 2007
The Best Web Hosting Offer Ever – We Mean It!
Two more days and Rudolf will officially be here, with special Xmas gifts for all of you. Can you catch him? Let’s see if you can.
Rudolf brings the hosting plan you’ve been waiting for! A one-time fee ensures that you never have to pay for hosting again. Ever. It is simple, reliable, professional and can make blogging fun as long as you wish. Only 95 USD and you get world-class hosting for LIFE!
Because Rudolf has all the answers! It has all the features of a Top Hosting Special plan, the only difference is that you don’t need to pay each month, or each year. Do the math and you’ll see the advantages!
With 95 USD you get professional web hosting for life. No other costs, you’ll never have to pay for upgrades, there are no catches (well maybe just one: we will not give away more than 1000 Rudolfs).
- 250 GB disk space – that’s huge!
- 3000 GB speed – that’s insanely fast!
- 1 Free domain registration !
- Host as many domains as you like,
- create as many subdomains!
- Unlimited MySQL and much more!
Everything you need in one package with a special price.
In the meanwhile, we are still waiting for your blog contest entries. There are only two days left. On November the 15th we announce the winners. It’s not too late! Read the rules, write your entry and let us know about it by simply commenting on the original blog contest page.
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- Nov 16, 2007: from Offer - hosting for life + free domain - Webmaster Forum
- Nov 16, 2007: from Lifetime Domain AND Web Hosting For Only $95? | Life, the Universe, and Everything
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Sounds like a superb offer.
You do a great job of selling it too!
David Airey | Nov 15, 2007 | Reply
Oh, and thanks so much for the blogroll mention! You’re a star, Mig.
David Airey | Nov 15, 2007 | Reply
Hi David.
Thanks and you are welcome.
mig | Nov 15, 2007 | Reply
Whoah! Are you crazy? I hope you’re not, because I’m sold!
1 FREE domain name registration included in your package
This isn’t for life though, correct? How much will the renewal fee be? Can I opt not to get this?
Dennison Uy - Graphic Designer | Nov 16, 2007 | Reply
Don’t forget to thank the one who casts spell on the video.
This is the best webhosting offer on the Web yet.
Mike Vasquez | Nov 16, 2007 | Reply
Dennison, the free domain is for life. Everything. It is a special introductory offer and sure we will not do it again.
You can, of course opt not to get the domain. But… why not?
mig | Nov 16, 2007 | Reply
It looks like you are getting some folks to take you up on this great offer. Very well written!
Laura | Nov 16, 2007 | Reply
Thank you, Laura! We do think this is a very good offer for many bloggers.
mig | Nov 16, 2007 | Reply
I have just purchased the Windows Rudolph plan. This is the real deal. I currently have it up and running at http://www.dennisonuy.com/ (that’s the free domain). This is a sweet deal you should not miss out on.
Dennison Uy - Graphic Designer | Nov 17, 2007 | Reply
Too good to be true so I signed up.
Ivy | Dec 14, 2007 | Reply
Well, welcome aboard Ivy! Tell us how you feel about your new host.
mig | Dec 14, 2007 | Reply
It’s a really great offer, nobody should missed it. I have looked and compared many webhoster for weeks, but in just a minute viewing this offer, nobody could match Rudolf plan.
I thought it just a marketing gimmicks. I searched everywhere to find what they’re up to, any hidden cost etc…
But hey, they gave me what they offered without anything hidden. It’s even written in my control panel, my plan hosted for 99years! should i ask for more?
btw, hi mig, i like your post’s and its one of factors that make me confident ‘rudolf’ are for real! keep up the good work!
Hendra | Jan 14, 2008 | Reply
Hello,
This offer is quite so intriguing and tempting. Been reading about it saying no catch.
But I read somewhere that when setting up the blog, it’s being redirected to subdirectory blog. If you want it at the domain itself, you need to pay a certain amount?
But I want everything set up at the domain itself, not at the subdirectory nor subdomain whether it’s a blog or not. It should be my prerogative to setup the blog on a subdomain or subdirectory later if I want to.
So what’s the setup? Blog or not, the site should point at the domain itself. There should be no additional fees. I just don’t want to pay additional fees later so the blog will be set up at the domain root.
Just would like some clarification on this.
Could you kindly email me please.
Thanks a lot.
sofie | Feb 1, 2008 | Reply
Where exactly did you read that? The package comes with your own custom domain so it points to the domain itself.
Dennison Uy - Graphic Designer | Feb 5, 2008 | Reply