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Is this host to good to be true?

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http://www.one.com/en/

 

I've begun pushing out a lot of websites now adays, for small business/groups and was thinking of just getting a reseller account to make things easier.

 

But then I came across that host, if I spent £0.99 a year on each website I manage I could actually start making much profit from hosting than developing/designing.

 

What do you guys think of this?

lol, you know what they say about "If its too good to be true"....

Do some research on them and you will see just what they are really like, and why its sooo cheap....

Ive seen this host before. Someone asked same thing on another forum and they said they offered 1 year free hosting. No catch right? Wrong they had a setup fee of £15.00 i think it was.

 

No host these days charge a setup fee for a shared hosting account. VPS or dedi maybe.

Do yourself a favour and use quality hosting for your clients, it's all very well going cheap but if the s**t hits the fan a cheap host will reflect badly on you and your business.

www.ovh.co.uk, have 100,000+ servers

 

my friend has hosting there he said its brilliant I have had a few dedicated server from there over the past 3 years and there brilliant top notch company

one.com - I used them when I first started out but when you get more advanced you realise they aren't that great.

 

Also, they weren't the best at sending me renewal reminders and at one point I got fined £35 per each site I had for late payment(about 10 sites totalling £350) partly my fault for not being too organised but still, it stung..

Edited by oakleaves

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