500GB,5TB,1 unique IP,5 free lifetime domains, unlimited domains/MySQL/Shell ...

[ichsie]

http://www.kavoir.com/2007/12/encyclopedia-of-dreamhost-coupon-codes.html

You can find a variety of hosting coupons up there, should be one that's tailored to your taste, however,

There's still one of the best value and I have made it NamePros Special which you cannot find in the page above!!

500GB Storage growing weekly by 2GB
5TB Monthly Transfer growing weekly by 40GB
1 FREE Lifetime Unique IP Address
5 FREE Lifetime Domain Registrations
Unlimited MySQL Databases
Unlimited Shell/FTP/SFTP Access Account
Unlimited Email Accounts
PHP4, PHP5, Ruby on Rails, Python, Perl all in one
...

Last but not the least: 97-Day Money-Back Guarantee - so you really lose nothing! Just give it a try, dude!


Just sign up with DreamHost here:

http://www.dreamhost.com/

and supply the coupon code: DPS

and you can get all these stuff for $9.95 per month if you pay yearly!

But wait there, I really appreciate it that you have read it till here so I will PM you with a even bigger discount if you post here with the line 'I'd like to get the bigger discount, please PM me details!

 

[Porte]

I think there is a catch. I must pay yearly right?

 

[sahu]

I think there is a catch. I must pay yearly right?

yep you are right..

"and you can get all these stuff for $9.95 per month if you pay yearly!"

 

[dotprofan]

Might want to check the comments on http://www.dreamhoststatus.com/ before signing up with them.

 

[ichsie]

I think there is a catch. I must pay yearly right?

You can choose to pay monthly, but you won't get as much offerings as 5 lifetime domains registration.

Might want to check the comments on http://www.dreamhoststatus.com/ before signing up with them.

Server outages are common problems faced by all hosting companies. DreamHost hosts several hundreds thousands of domains, and on such a large user base especially the majority of which are comprised of shared hosting users, it's really hard to provide equally good services to all of them. However if just the tiny percentage of 0.001% goes wrong, their blog will be flooded with negative comments, but still 99.999% of the users are still enjoying good uptime and service. You get the idea.

At last, doesn't their willingness to open up to all criticism say something?