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  1. @andy and @jandafields Thanks for your replies. I kind of expected that you'd say what you've said, haven't I Regarding the reseller account, although it is perfect, being 4 times more expensive than the silver plan I'm currently considering, it is an overkill for me unfortunately. The ideal package for me would be (hopes that the HG is listening ) the silver plan with some 2-3 extra add-on domains thrown in (no need to go into reselling business at all), for a price of let's say 7-9 $ per month. Well, today is the decision time and still not sure Regards, Cem
  2. Hi guys, I might be asking some silly questions, but please bear with me for a while 1) I have noticed that you make use of an older version of cPanel. Does this mean that I'll be missing functionality which I'd have had with a more recent version? 2) You do not offer Fantastico. So how do I get to install scripts? Am I allowed to install scripts such as other mailing lists than the mailman you provide as a standard? If so, how? 3) I am going to be frank about this. I am having doubts whether I should host with you or not, mainly due to some silly, emotional reasons: On the one hand, you are the most reliable, dependable host that I've so far come accross in my little quest. You offer 24/7 support which is very important to someone like myself who is located in Europe (the Netherlands as a matter of fact). You've got a great forum over here, with lots of helpful people. Nevertheless, after reading a lot of the posts I can't avoid having the feeling that you are a tad too friendly, too cosy, too cuddly, call it whatever you like. It's just a feeling that nags me. It feels as if I'll be joining a "cult sect" or something Another thing that bothers me is the fact that you have too much restrictions and use too much legalese. Mind you, with my decent, legit, personal/hobby geared activities I've got no reasons at all to feel restricted/bothered by those. I can, for instance, easily live without being able to modify my own DNS records, as long as you do it for me quickly when I submit a ticket. I can also live with the rejection of *.exe attachments in emails, I can rename them easily into *.ex_ prior to sending. I can live with the fact that I can host only one domain knowing that you'll park my related domains (same or similar domain names with different tld extentions) on top of if I ask you nicely whereas a lot of your competitors allow unlimited add-on domains. Etc, etc, etc... I hope you understand what I'm trying to say here. It is not meant as a critic of the TCH, I understand and respect all your rules, AUPs and TOS Thumbs Up . But in the end it is the lump sum of all those rules/restrictions in comparison to the level of freedom offered by some of your competitors that makes me feel like as if I am letting myself into a stray jacket from which there is no escape. Well, knowing that you really are a bunch of helpful people out there, I hope you'll be able to ease my mind. Thanks in advance! Regards, Cem
  3. Thanks again Jandafields. I appreciate it
  4. Hi Andy, Thx for the speedy answers. Regarding the 2nd issue (https://), what about secure web mail access? Cheers, Cem
  5. Hi, Just a few questions if I may 1) I understand that you have a limitation of how many emails can be sent via your SMTP servers. I'll be using a couple of mailing lists with the number of subscribed users between 20 and 100 max (non commercial, for high school friends, hobby club, etc). My question is, if I send an email to a mailing list of let's say 100 subscribers, will my single email count as 100, or 1 outgoing mail? In other words, shall the mailing list program have to send the email to the first 50 subscribers first, wait for 5 minutes, and do the other 50? 2) Accessing the control panel seems to work on a non secured http:// connection. Is this correct? If so, does this pose security risks since I shall then be entering my master password over a non-secured internet connection? The same question for web-mail as well. 3) Am I allowed to manage my DNS zone records (A, MX, CNAME)? Thanks for your kind answers, Regards, Cem
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