Don’t you like paying for expensive webhosting? Neither do I. Or maybe you’re just unsatisfied with your current free host? In either one of those cases, this is the place for you. Here you can talk to other users about webhosting; both the troubles of mantaining one and the troubles of chosing one. If you’re a webhost you can post offers. If you’re a customer you can browse through offers or request custom plans. This is the number one place to go if you’re looking for free web hosting. There are lots of different plans availible, with all the features you’ll ever need, weather you’re new to the webbing world or if you’re an experienced user with a big site you’de like to move.

Websites are a key feature on the internet, they are what give you an identity of your own. Sure, you have your IP, your personal adress, but without a site of your own there is nothing there. It’s like a big green field just waiting to have a house raised upon it. As with all branches of business, there’s a downside to gree hosting as well, this being the fact that most free webhosts tend to dissapear after an unspecified ammount of time due to bad funding or boredom. Most people who start offering free hosting are people with good intentions, but with little knowledge within the matter, and often with not enough money either. Running a dedicated server costs money, and you have to know how much you can offer to run a host of your own. No worries though, if you backup your site constantly this can’t harm you. If the host goes down you can always switch to another one, and keep moving. Eventually you’re bound to find a free host that stays, because obviously some of them do.

When judging the different plans take note to the different features described. If you’re new to the web, then it probably won’t matter much, you’ll be satisfied whichever plan you chose. But if you are an experienced internet user you might want to look out for filesize limits, ads and filetype limitations. The free hosts that actualy aim to make money instead of just help the hostless always have limitations, always, if they didn’t they wouldn’t profit. The good thing about these hosts is that they stay, but that doesn’t make them reliable. Also look out for too generous plans, with unlimited space, databases, etc. If there are no caches, it’s still not worth signing up for. The service just won’t last long. Trust me, I’ve been signed up with a dussin free webhosts like this, and all of them have eventually dissapeared, despite their false promises of eternal hosting. It’s a tricky business, but you can save a lot of money from it, and as I said before, as long as you backup constantly you’ll be out of harms reach. Maybe I should repeat that : Make full site backups. Constantly. I’m not even going to talk about the countless ammount of times I’ve had to start over from scratch, or from an ancient copy, after a hosting provider dissapeared.

Free hosting is mostly aimed towards the beginner, that doesn’t have a big site, and doesn’t need focus on reliability either, but big websites can be hosted for free too, no problem. If you have lots of traffic it’s often possible to strike a deal with some professional hosting company for free space in exchange for a link to their website/etc. Anyhow, that’s enough of my random rambling, go here to get started. Or if you prefer paid hosting, you can visit these forums for dedicated & paid forum hosting instead. You’ll find offers, requests, reviews and discussions here as well, just like the above, only more professional. Good luck.

Proxies can be very useful if your ISP blocks certain websites, if the firewall at work blocks certain websites, if you want to register a new account at a forum you’re already registered to, etcetc. When working with paid for posting services and other internetrelated things, proxies will come in handy many times. The reason I so suddenly became interested in proxies is because the ISP I use have recently come in disagreement with another international carrier, and I can’t view certain websites with my connection, but a proxy solves this problem! A certain irony with this is that one of the best proxy lists on the net, http://www.proxyserver.sc , is also unnaccesible, as well as http://www.proxystation.com . . . and probably many more. So I had to use a proxy to visit them. Anyhow, here’s a short selection. They’re all good, and most of them have the same options, so just chose your pick if you need them.

http://www.httpsurf.com

http://www.online-proxy.net

http://www.surfall.net

http://www.letchasurf.com

http://www.browseorkut.com

Most online moneymaking services don’t require any taxational fees, and the money you earn will be untracable if you just take care of it in the right way. Of course there are exceptional websites for which you’ll have to enter your tax ID to sign up, but there are few of these services. Most are international, and allow users to register and start receving money without anyone being able to track you income.

Benefit 2 – No travel

In difference from “real” jobs, working online won’t require any forms of transportation to get you to work. Save your gas money for an expensive trip around the world instead, and just plug in the computer and get going. It’ll cost you a little electricity, but that’s all there is to it.

Benefit 3 – No limits

There is no set amount of money you can earn. The more you work, the more you get. And the longer you have worked, the more money you’ll make for every hour of the day you stay by screen.

Benefit 4 – Controlable Times

You’re in charage of your working hours here. No more getting up at 7 and leaving your office late night. Get up whenever you want to, and go to bed whenever you want to, and do whatever you want to inbetween those two occasions. It’s all up to you!

Benefit 5 – Interest

Maybe working online doesn’t seem like the boring task that so much other statistical work does seem like? Then it most definatly is something for you to add some time to! Good luck.

Tip 1 – Payment

Using online payment alternatives such as paypal, moneybookers, etc – is a simple way to get a hold of your money. Once you reach a certain ammount the money will be automaticly transfered to your paypal, moneybookers, etc account – and you can then transfer the money from there to an ordinary bank account or use them to pay for various products online.

Tip 2 – Kickstart

When you first start working online, don’t gamble everything on it. Keep your dayjob and start with the online work as a hobby. You need both motivation and time to work online, and it won’t just all go BOOM then the checks start arriving.

Tip 3 – Research
Don’t just jump into some business you know nothing about, especially if it requires you to invest to earn. Google it, look around, see what other people think about it – on other websites than the official one. Some scammers go so far as to create multiple dummy websites just to give their fake service a reputation, so you can always do a whois search and see if the same owner owns all domains, if they have the same IP, etc. Research before you lurch in – to the work within.

Tip 4 – Dummy Emails

A few extra email accounts will always come in handy in the world of online work. Use both a different name and password than the one on all your real accounts, it will save you lots of time and trouble.

Tip 5 – Fast Internet

Are you still running a 56k modem? Does your computer have less than 256MB ram? If so, then internet work is probably not a good option for you. Either upgrade or stick to your real life, this business might not be stress aquiring, but it certainly requires good speed for you to make your money. The faser you work, the higher hourly wages you get.

. . . and that’s that. Good luck with your potential future career! More tips will be arriving while I continue striving towards higher goals by all means except selling souls to demons and trolls. Goodnight folks.