Jun 2, 2007 by Matt | Posted in Hosting
I like Awardspace. They’re a great free host, which hosted The Site of Requirement for about a year (currently it resides on a paid host). There are some small annoyances, but you can’t beat the price! As with a lot of free hosts, their service can be a little…spotty at times, but Awardspace is one of the best.
Features:
- 200MB storage
- 5GB
- 2 domains
- 5 subdomains
- 5 email accounts
- FTP and online filemanager
- CGI
- PHP and SSI
- 1 MySQL
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