Hosting Company Partners Needed

[Loonycgb2]

Noticed your post... Ive always wanted to start a hosting company its just the money that kills it for me...

First things before you start..
1. Do you have a web panel license? (open panels wont work out for live hosting unless your really smart)

2. Have you found a good datacenter? (Id advise leaseweb for fast nodes for offshore hosting)

3. Are you technical with linux???

4. Do you know the specs of a dedi you can afford to buy for hosting?

Other then that i'd be willing to hop on and help you do the server setup and also id be willing to help with server issues... Also fix everything users need fixed... That way if you know your linux then we can have multiple servers soon...

Other then that hope you do great

Loonycgb2 Reviewed by Loonycgb2 on 24th Jul 2011. Hosting Company Partners Needed Greetings members of KWWHunction, After researching in-depth on web hosting, I have planned on opening a hosting company. Well, initially I will start from small, and for that I will be requiring some help. This thread is a call out for all those who have a dream of making or working within a hosting provider. I will be mainly looking for people who are not only going to make money but their main aim is to provide a quality service and to be dedicated. I am not looking for an Rating: 5

[0ccul7]

Sure that wont be a problem, you can add me on msn if you want to.

[nYXem]

Sure that wont be a problem, you can add me on msn if you want to.

Done mate

[0ccul7]

First things before you start..
1. Do you have a web panel license? (open panels wont work out for live hosting unless your really smart)

Answer: That shouldn't be a problem I think

2. Have you found a good datacenter? (Id advise leaseweb for fast nodes for offshore hosting)

Answer: I am setting up deals with one very good DC. And they also offered me some nice plans. Maybe I'll go with them

3. Are you technical with linux???

Answer: I think so, and plus I got people to help, as I can see in my thread

4. Do you know the specs of a dedi you can afford to buy for hosting?

Answer: Will be thinking about that after I get the blocks of my team together.

[Benign]

Answer: Go with a stable web hosting provider rather than someone who "thinks" they know what they are doing and "is testing themselves with a few clients."

[0ccul7]

Well, I am not targeting a 100 customers on the first go. It will be impossible for me to handle so much, im not being some cool guy wanting to go big. Instead, i am planning to start small and take one step at a time. Look back, all who wanted to go big on the first go are either out of business or messed up.

I just don't want to keep any chance of messing up and hence "thinking" and "testing"' about it

[Loonycgb2]

Please don't think i was trying to offend you on your thoughts i think someone who is willing can do anything...

Do you have a msn or something we can talk and i can help you on the go... I actually worked for hostgator on alot of stuff of course they wouldn't take my ideas since they have over 140+servers and didn't want to do the work...

(trust me i remember their monitor site where each server load could be seen and which ones were down... It was horrible all of the servers with 10 or more were going over 10% usage)

[0ccul7]

add me up on msn: 0ccul7@gmail.con

[ViPeRR]

need GFX work? hmu