Look for the Right Domain Hosts Rate

1. The selection of providers

You now have the Internet which provides a new and interesting range of domain hosts providers. First, it should be said that smaller suppliers are not necessarily worse than bigger ones. For example, consider the fact that 1 & 1, which has over 2 million customers, puts away your cancellation faster than a new web hosting company. Logically, the companies strive for power and will be correspondingly less or more welcoming. Look in the imprint and in the platinum plan if you want.
You should always keep your distance when it comes to an incorrect imprint, with no indication of a fax and phone number or limited contact information.

2. The Terms and Conditions

Domain hosts providers often advertise with sentences like "We guarantee the availability at least 99% of the year." If we take a closer look at this sentence for a moment, we deduct the following: that would be about 8760 hours a year. There is still a 1% of the year loss: If your page is offline for almost 15 minutes every day, the web hosting provider still meets this testimony. These are of course still failures, but the hosting provider has no fault. That fact is that most of the 99% availability is expressly excluded.
Moreover, such a clause is illegal: "It has been decided that a clause stating that a web hosting company only guarantees a 99% annual average availability is ineffective, since the determination of both the liability for a breach in the contract and gross negligence are excluded."It is also vital that you know the terms and conditions of the platinum plan.

3. Copyrights

You can find a lot of information on copyright infringement, this being a very controversial topic and one that many people have problems with. Here is a quotation which should pretty much clarify the things for you. If it doesn’t, you can always look for information in order not to have any problems:

"Various boards and forums have reported account closures after uploading a free game demo, mp3s or other music files that may be disclosed legally. The first account suspension due to 96.80/AGB-Revido has had the following consequences: 193.20 EUR to be paid according to the current price list. Conflict with the users of the offer has not been registered, but they sometimes have to pay more than 45.24 EUR: these costs arise from the second letter, which users then received from the attorney of Revidos. Further case reports are available on the Internet. However, positive reports are also available.


Nevertheless, there are two aspects you should take into consideration:

In principle, copyrights of data are required in all cases (no matter the provider). The quote indicated can sometimes be very expensive.

The main piece of advice you should follow is pay attention who you choose to work with. Copyright? Privacy! Copyrights are a very problematic topic. Should a provider have access to the data provided by a user (without prior suspicion)? We think not. This should be impossible for privacy reasons. If this is not the case, you should sue the provider.