How can I pay for web hosting?

[addisoncave]

How can I pay for web hosting? Please share your views.

[ram.sh]

First, you need to contact the web hosting provider. Then you will ask the plans of web hosting services and also see that web hosting provider offers fast, secure and reliable web hosting services.

[AndrewNguyen]

Every web hosting has the clearly instruction for you, read it carefully and do it.

[DrakeSimple]

Vendors will typically have a form of payment . You just need to follow the instructions of the supplier will be successful. They often pay through PayPal !

[sanusense]

As I can see your signature telling the truth about your question, I don't know why people spam so much. PERIOD!

[jamesleph]

i think Paypal can help you .
And... a VISA Debit or credict haha

[kasif]

You can pay by credit cards, PayPal, Checks, money orders and bank wires for payment. You can pay by credit card or PayPal at the time of order.

[Rose kim]

Check your hosting account for recent unpaid invoice, select the invoice and proceed with the payment. Select the respective payment mode and do the payment. you can ask your hosting provider help if you are stuck with payment process.

[bidaddy]

The two major considerations when choosing a hosting package are bandwith and storage space. How much you need of each depends on the type of website you are building. If you are building a trypical 100 page or less website,

Bandwith refers to how much traffic or visitors your website can handle. Simply put, your bandwith is the amount of gigabytes of data your website can transfer from your hosting provider to your users in a one month period. One gigabyte equals approximately one billion bytes of data. Now, if you are just starting out getting a dozen hits a day might be an achievement. However, it is wise to set yourself up for growth. Where might you be in 6 months- or even a year? Although unlimited bandwith might seem excessive to start, it is a great choice for a website with growth in mind and there are hosting providers who include unlimited bandwith in packages for about $5 per month. If the bandwith is restricted, ask the company to define it in terms of daily or weekly site visitors. Again, be sure you are factoring in potential growth rather than just your current analytics.

When considering storage or disk space, you will need to consider what kind of website you have. A static HTML website will need less disk space than a page that houses a large photo gallery, streaming audio or a user database for example. The aforementioned static page could be hosted with a package with 10GB storage (which really is almost overkill but is on the lower end of what is offered with even the least expensive hosting plans), where a more media rich site would benefit from a package with 150GB of disk space.