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Hello Bishal and welcome to WDF! Hope you enjoy visiting here and all the best for the building of your hotel website.

Here are some links to review websites that might help answer that question: http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews151391.html http://www.whoishostingthis.com/hosting-reviews/1and1/

When you see sites with www2 www3 etc are sort of the same thing and normally for different locations. Here is wikipedia link explaining it in more detail: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWW2 You are most welcome Feel free to ask as many questions as you like.

On WDF TSOHost is the popular vote by members. Make sure to contact any host to make sure they fit your needs also just to test out their responses Here are some other companies: UK: CWCS EUKHost US: Doteasy Viviotech Stay away from companies such as GoDaddy / 1&1 / 123-Reg etc as they might be OK for managing your domain names but they are not good hosting companies. Good luck!

The Amazon service is very reliable and many people are using it but it can become expensive very quickly but as many use it for small projects people find it pretty cheap. The S3 option as @BlueDreamer suggested could also be a possible Amazon solution, but can handle your needs just depends what is going to be done with files. You can easily get a hosting company that does managed hosting to do all the work for you and setup a clustered setup. Some of our clients who have the same sort of requirements run multiply low end CPU servers with very large RAID harddrives and then the front end (plus admin area) of the website manages the file locations. For instance fileserver1.yourdomain.com / fileserver2.yourdomain.com and so on. Just an idea for you as this might work out easier to develop for and might also be a cheaper option. With CDN's large files are harder to work with on a true CDN network as you need large amounts of disk space in multiply countries. If you went with the low CPU servers you could get servers in the US and some in UK/EU and mirror between them. Hope I have helped but let me know if you have any questions and I will be more than assist

Welcome to WDF. You will definitely be surrounded by people passionate about everything web here

You might want to have a little look at Amazon EC2 http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/ There are other options on their that might fit your needs more but hopefully this will get you in the right direction. If you wanted to order in your own hardware for the storage then you would need some sort of SAN drive connected to a cluster of servers which you can expand on when your storage requirements become more and more. I think 'OnApp' has some form of storage system for people wanting to sell storage on their cluster/cloud servers. Hope this helps

Welcome Marco, I am sure you can learn a lot here and feel free to ask questions Hope you enjoy your time here on WDF.

Welcome to WDF. Hope you enjoy your time here!

Hi Lee, welcome to WDF! I am sure you will be able to find some advice here to help with your designers block

As Lyndsey pointed out your URL's are pointing to a local file: "file:///Users/alexanderowen/Desktop/kickhousewebsite". If you are using something like Dreamweaver or another WYSIWYG editor for building your website you should be able to change the way it creates your links for you by going into the programs settings (ore preferences) to edit the HTTP/LOCAL URL settings. If you need help finding this just let us know what you are using to build your site and I am sure someone can help you find it

Personally I found a .net better when giving out URL's to people than a .co as many still do not really know about the .co domain extension. So +1 for streamlog.net.

Welcome to WDF Judal. Hope you enjoy your time here posting/sharing and what not

Welcome to WDF Maxim!

This website speed test might help you: http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/?testurl=studio-liorit.co.il#!/bmAPgn/www.studio-liorit.co.il Also check your hosts server speeds just in case as it might be server load.

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There are a lot of people offering this sort of service, if you google 'Buy Facebook Likes' you will get a long list of websites offering the same thing for different prices. I believe they have a list of people that either have an app installed on their FB and they get paid a tiny tiny tiny amount but of course if they like 1000 different companies sites/pages they can start making a OK amount of cash. *Just to note the idea of FB app on their Facebook is just a thought but not 100% sure.

Hi and welcome to WDF John. I am sure you can learn a lot from here for web design

Welcome to WDF! Looking forward to your posts and shares.

Hi Piers and welcome

Hi Peter, welcome to WDF!

I would also recommend going with different companies than those. If you read the reviews on these companies they are not highly praised. We have so many people/companies transferring to us from these hosts.

Welcome!

Welcome to WDF Jonathan! Hope you enjoy your time posting/sharing.

Welcome to WDF Hope you enjoy spending time here posting!