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That is quite expensive if I can be honest.

Thanks for the reply. I feel the prices are competitive, can you show me where it's cheaper?

Really, I think any webhost out there has way lower prices than this. Plus, the bandwidth is extremely low. I think it would be more of a challenge to find someone who charges more than this.

really where?

Any other webhost. I don't think I've seen any as expensive as this one. 8GB of bandwidth go away in a couple of days, even for a low-traffic community website.

I wanted to check out your sales website but "Coming Soon, eriaHosting Services are not available in your country at the moment. Please check back soon."
Your prices are really high as well.They are equal to big hosting companies but those companies offer 24x7 live support and other freebies. But prices are high for new in business.

This is just one out of the many examples I can give:
http://www.ipage.com/

thanks, ipage the price isn't including tax and it is not UK hosted and also over 3 years it will be more expensive. Depending on where you want your data hosted prices will differ. Webhosting isn't black and white it depends on many factors beside debating about price.

So? People don't really care where it is hosted as long as it is cheap and if it is good hosting the location doesn't really matter.

Depends what you mean by low traffic site. Many people over estimate the amount of visitors they will receive. 8GB is potentially enough for 100 page views a day (at 2/3 mb a page). if you're talking about a community forum then i would agree with you.

Some care, some don't. You would'nt get many hosting services selling in specific location otherwise. Although CDN is changing that.

Although I see where you are coming from, people (especially those from around the forums) really only care if the hosting service is located in places with loose laws. In other regards, latency and such don't really matter for a website all that much and prices shouldn't differ too greatly between, say, North America and Europe.

What is CDN? I have never heard of that.

Content Delivery Network. It is basically a network that is references by websites in order to access common resources, which are often cached by the clients' browsers. For example, many websites around the internet use jQuery. Google offers a CDN for jQuery so that websites can refer to that CDN each time they want the client to load it. However, since this reference is shared among many websites, chances are that the browser will already have this file cached from another website, so it does not have to download it again.

it's where content is cached by multiple datacentres, which speeds up requests as the request will go to the closest datacentre which saves on the hops.