Anyone using NearlyFreeSpeech.NET

[jdenwar]

Anyone here uses nearlyfreespeech.net hosting...

looks like it is a well known web hosting provider..

NearlyFreeSpeech.NET - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[SiberForum]

You say they are known but I haven't heard about them. maybe google search will give you better results?

 

[rumsfo]

Never heard....
Do you want to try them? Or why are you asking about them?

 

[iHubNet-Matt]

I don't have any direct experience with them but I surely heard of them. And it seems they have been in the industry for a while. I have seen reviews regarding them in hosting forums like WHT. So if you need to find some direct experiences in that way you can try to find the reviews. Best of luck.

 

[~ServerPoint~]

Never heard of them before. Possibly google search will be able to drive you more results?

 

[loran76]

How long have they been in the hosting industry?

 

[jdenwar]

The reson i asked here is:

They are unique than other hosting company.
They charge according to bandwidth and storage.

You can host with them for little as 1 cent per day...


PS: i m no way affiliated with them..

 

[ldcdc]

Something like 7 years. Recently they changed the way they price things, and while they used to be a great option for people with small, low traffic websites, they are no longer so cost effective.

 

[rumsfo]

Something like 7 years. Recently they changed the way they price things, and while they used to be a great option for people with small, low traffic websites, they are no longer so cost effective.

Maybe current economy situation will return them to the initial positions?

 

[rufryder]

I use them for 2 of my sites and recently transferred another domain with them from godaddy and so far I am happy with them. You pay what you ask for. There is a lot of reading in the beginning but once you get the hang of it, pretty simple.

If your site(s) do not get a lot of traffic, you can certaintly host with them and will save you a lot.

PM if you have questions.

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Something like 7 years. Recently they changed the way they price things, and while they used to be a great option for people with small, low traffic websites, they are no longer so cost effective.

Even with their new prices that will go in effect (in OCT), it is still relatively cheap. With go daddy, their cheapest hosting plan was $3.99/mo (I think). And, so far, for one of my sites, I have spent no more than probably $3.00 for 8 months w/ nearly free speach. And, when someone mentioned it to me for the first time, my reaction was the same "never heard of them" probably another wannabees. but so far so good.