Tcp.com shutdown
tcp.com will be shutting down all hosting operations as of February 28, 2007. This page will tell you how to deal with this transition.
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Q) Where can I get basic web hosting/email/etc.?
A) There are a wide variety of hosts available for this. You should be able to get sufficient service for your sites for only $5-10 a month.
Here are some of the hosting services other tcp.com users are moving to:
HostGator (Use promo code 'whreviews' for $9.94 off the first month)
I do not have sufficient experience with commercial web hosting services to be able to recommend any particular service, but am currently using HostGator's Baby Plan. Here is a list of other prominent web hosting services:
Q) I want to run a mud, run tf, run screen, modify the web server, or other more customized service?
A) You will probably want to get what is called a 'Virtual Private Server' where you get a virtual server to which you have root access and can modify and run pretty much whatever you want, however you do need some Unix admin experience. Here are some of the VPS services tcp.com users have used:
RoseHosting VPS (From $20 and up)
John Companies VPS (From $15 and up)
I do not have sufficient experience with commercial VPS hosting services to be able to recommend any particular service, but am currently using RoseHosting's PlatinumVS Plan. Here is a list of other prominent VPS hosting services:
Q) What will happen to your own web pages, muds, databases, etc.
A) My own stuff will be moved to commercial hosting sites.
Q) Can you still host my web page/list/mud/database/etc. if I pay you?
A) No. All of these services are available commercially for much cheaper than I can offer them.