?( I am planning to buy a domain name from Jodohost, but have a depressing question.When I buy a domain from jodohost, is it registered under me or jodohost? This is a common practice I have seen, and I want to know if the domain is truly mine.
Also, does jodohost support MS Acess ODBCs?
I’m also just wondering, you seem to do a lot of hosting for India, but on your pages, you say that your servers are in Atlanta, Georgia. Can you explain that?
No, you own the domain both legally and on WhoIS records. And yes, we support MS Access ODBCs.
Our servers are located in Atlanta because we are able to get great hosting facilities there which include multple tier-1 connections, daily server backups and much more. We are actually located in India because that brings down our operating costs allowing us to substantially reduce our pricing.
You may pay monthly, half-yearly or yearly. Whichever suits you. Yearly contracts are normally suitable for customers paying by check while monthly contracts are normally chosen by customers paying by credit card.
We allow global.asa and no, we don’t install any ads. The servers are in EST
Check the domain name and press execute. From the next screen, choose debit your account as your payment option. Your domain would then be activated within 12 hours.
We carry out domain registrations through an ICANN accredited registar. Unfortunately, we have just run out of funds with them. Please give us 12 to 24 hours and we’d be able to process your order.
Thanks. Also, a lot of these questions I’m asking, you should put on your FAQ’s, since many novice web developers may ask the same questions.
By the way, is there a way for me to make sure people don’t remote load off my site, resulting in unchecked bandwidth usage? And if there is, can I have a subdomain like images.mydomain where remote loading is allowed?
No, there is no way to stop someone from remote loading. You however can find out from your account statistics and send a warning to the offender. The amount of bandwidth we provide is huge so you shouldn’t run into that problem in the first place