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[matty198111]

Anyone know where to get a free website
I'm not looking for anything special more for personal use but something I can direct people to if wanted.

Its for another love of mine cooking

Mat

[beautycat]

Don't know where to find website space but I like cooking too, just making an old fashioned bread pudding smells yum

[tmax]

Oct 6, 2012 13:34:12 GMT matty198111 said:

Anyone know where to get a free website
I'm not looking for anything special more for personal use but something I can direct people to if wanted.

Its for another love of mine cooking

Mat

I use this mat to stream football on now and again you can set up free site and pay more for extra`s......www.yola.com/

[alanfinal]

Could you not use a blog,search for blogger or suchlike sites

[matty198111]

Oct 6, 2012 15:26:56 GMT alanfinal said:

Could you not use a blog,search for blogger or suchlike sites

when i started reading your reply i thought it said

could you not use a bog

i thought you must have tried my cooking at some point lol

[giles]

A lot of broadband suppliers provide free space - you'd have to check with yours. Or a freind or relative might have free space from their broadband supplier that they would let you use. If your website is simple - no database etc - and doesn't need a lot of space - that might do it for you.

Otherwise, there are lots of suppliers of free webspace. There's a forum - www.freewebhostingtalk.com/ -which you could look at before picking one.

I set up a website for my bowls club a couple of years back. Tried a number of free web space providers, chose the one that seemed the safest, it went out of business leaving me high and dry.

So I decided to pay for one - something like £20 p.a. - at least if they go I'll know in advance and will be able to move my files elsewhere.

[BigG]

I think vistaprint do a free site, you WILL get spammed like fek though.

[judgey]

sites.google.com

[Paul]

there are lots out there that will give you a sub domain hosting :-) search googhle for Free Web Host

[leftfield]

www.webs.com/ I've seen this one reccommended a few times while I was looking at wed design stuff. I've tried it out and it's fairly straightforward to do it, plus if you're any good you can use CSS/HTML coding to make it look exactly as you want it. If not, just use a preset sheet and type into the little boxes they give you.