When I signed up to wealthy affiliate a number of years ago, we had "unlimited hosting". In the current training it says "***As a
Hey everyone, thanks for your responses.
Yes Kyle I agree the hosting is above and beyond when it comes to quality. There's no doubting that! Just wasn't aware of the 25 domain limit. Maybe the above quote from the training (course 1 lesson 4 I think) could be updated to avoid confusion.
Thanks everyone!
Here is the join grid:
http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/join
You get 25 of your own domains and 25 free .siterubix.com websites with your hosting here at WA. If you want to free up some room, delete some websites. You can register as many domains as you like here though, but 25 websites on your own domain is the maximum.
You can also read about the level of quality you received with your managed hosting and can see comparatives to the industry:
http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/hosting/
The hosting you get here alone is beyond $250 per month packages in the industry.
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Hosting tells me i've reached the maximum?
When I signed up to wealthy affiliate a number of years ago, we had "unlimited hosting". In the current training it says "***As a
Hey everyone, thanks for your responses.
Yes Kyle I agree the hosting is above and beyond when it comes to quality. There's no doubting that! Just wasn't aware of the 25 domain limit. Maybe the above quote from the training (course 1 lesson 4 I think) could be updated to avoid confusion.
Thanks everyone!
Here is the join grid:
http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/join
You get 25 of your own domains and 25 free .siterubix.com websites with your hosting here at WA. If you want to free up some room, delete some websites. You can register as many domains as you like here though, but 25 websites on your own domain is the maximum.
You can also read about the level of quality you received with your managed hosting and can see comparatives to the industry:
http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/hosting/
The hosting you get here alone is beyond $250 per month packages in the industry.
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It looks like Loes got you covered.