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Dec 28, 2007
I'm looking to switch my webhost & was wondering if someone
could recommend one they've used and liked?
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Mae in Texas
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I have been using Total Choice Hosting for a view years.
They have a low price, great features, and good support.
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I have been using Total Choice Hosting for a view years.
They have a low price, great features, and good support.
Check them out at [link removed]
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In short, yes and yes. Changing web hosts generally involves
changing the primary and secondary DNS nameservers for a domain.
Your new web host will instruct you about the specific procedures
for changing the nameservers. This procedure must generally be
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