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Re: is GoDaddy right for me? |
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 06-09-06 - 12:28 AM 
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dongarbage@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
howdy!
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> I'm new to this whole thing
like yeah, nobody actually says that anymore. shmeesh.
> (creating a business website)
ok that is like so 1990s.
> and would
> like some advice on GoDaddy.
>
looks like a good deal on the face but there's better.
> I'll be creating a website for my small business which will be used
> primarily by the employees (5-10 individuals).
are any of them hot? pics?
> The website I create
> will need the following:
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> - RT (perl/SQL based ticket tracking software), which I will probably
> have to install myself and requires Perl and MySQL
ok, definately not godaddy, no disrespect to godaddy intended.
> - wiki software (like MoinMoin Wiki)
ew.
> - software distribution (we'll eventually be selling a piece of
> software through the website, so, we'll need the capability to charge
> customers who buy it through our website)
mkay, you need an account with multiple databases. like about 20. for every
one in live production, you need at least one for dev. and don't forget a
few to experiment with all kinds of neat open source software. you'll be
surprised how fast you run out of 20.
> - email accounts and email forwarding for employees
> - forum software (for discussions among employees)
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god you talk a lot.
> I'll probably go for the "Deluxe" plan if I go with GoDaddy.
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nope. go for Pair. they are my pick for midrange shared hosting and they run
a tight and responsive shop. you could check out my former fave Doteasy,
represents a small savings but it's Pair for you, hermano.
> Any thoughts? And, any thoughts specific to the features I mention
> above?
>
es que me digas cholo.
> Thanks,
ok, todo esto con la boca? no es me fascina.
> Don
no necesitamos los brazos. me llamo trevor.
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Re: is GoDaddy right for me? |
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06-11-06 - 08:59 AM
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trevor wrote:
> dongarbage@hotmail.com wrote:
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> howdy!
Gday.
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> like yeah, nobody actually says that anymore. shmeesh.
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> ok that is like so 1990s.
Yeah..... I know.
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> looks like a good deal on the face but there's better.
Yes, much like some cars and other things.
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> are any of them hot? pics?
hahahahahaah.
Not sure what he or she is selling, but that may make all the
difference.
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> ok, definately not godaddy, no disrespect to godaddy intended.
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> ew.
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> mkay, you need an account with multiple databases. like about 20. for ever
y
> one in live production, you need at least one for dev. and don't forget a
> few to experiment with all kinds of neat open source software. you'll be
> surprised how fast you run out of 20.
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> god you talk a lot.
Ha, yes well..... Probly not the only one.
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> nope. go for Pair. they are my pick for midrange shared hosting and they r
un
> a tight and responsive shop. you could check out my former fave Doteasy,
> represents a small savings but it's Pair for you, hermano.
>
Yes, you should pay large amounts of money and get a web designer to
work on most of the site, it will save you a lot of headakes.
I am mainly talking about the installation of the MySQL stuff, but if
you are confident about all that stuff then you won't need to worry
about it.
I think you may also wish to read the go daddy sucks website and get an
idea on how they treat their workers.
--
Regards Chad. http://freewebdesign.cjb.cc
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