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United NET
15MB space, only 100MB bandwidth per month, otherwise No catch, no ads. Lots of extras. .

Spaceports
20MB / Unlimited space, 5GB bandwidth per month. Banner ad, which must achieve 0.25% (1 in 400 visitors) click-through rate. They are hosting 1 million sites already...

Wasn't working last time I checked - Nov 2003JLX Linux
30MB space, sub-domains only. No catch. Perl5.6, PHP 4.04, MySQL 3.23.24, JavaScript, SSI, Full Ftp and WebMail with up to ten email address for your Sub Domain

Angel Fire
This site gives you up yo 50 meg of free space and provides you with a basic page editor, an advanced page editor, or uploading of files via ftp. Numerous add-ons. The only condition is that there will be pop-up advertising banners whenever your site is viewed. In my browsing experience, that means at leats two popups when someone visits (2 pop-ups too many?)

Doteasy.com
No Banner Ads. The catch is that they send you an email everyday with ads in it. (Doesn't mean you have to read it....). Get 20 MB of hosting with yourdomain.com, plus free email and forwarding. CGI and Front Page are extra. Required: Buy a domain name for $18, or pay $35 to use your own.

Fortune City
They are an online community that gives you the opportunity to move into a "home" and immediately receive 100MB of free web space and a free email address. Once you have moved in you will be able to set up your web site in minutes. You have the choice of using their Home Builder, File Manager or FTP to create your pages, with numerous add-ons available (guestbook etc). Banner at top of each page, plus pop-ups.

FreeYellow
Now partnered with HyperMart, see below...

GDN: Graphyx Developer Network
Have ASP support. And CDONTS. The only free service I have seen that offer both. Banner ad

Geocities
Geocities is the best known provider of free homepages on the internet. Consequently everyone will know that you are using a free service, not so great for credibility. You get a free webpage with 15 megabytes of space, subdirectories to help you organize your files, a full set of tools, loads of add-ons and money making schemes. A little "ad-square" automatically pops up. This is the most unobtrusive advertising around. Max of 3GB of traffic per month.

HyperMart
50MB space, 500MB bandwidth. Banner ad "above the fold". For businesses only (they say).

Tripod
They provide 20MB of free space for your website and 1GB of traffic, which they provide an easy step by step process for building your homepage. You can choose whether to use many pop-ups or an embedded advertisement. Lots of add-ons, plus a file-storage facility.

Webspawner
Their unique online webpage authoring system helps you generate your own webpages in minutes for free! No catch, no ads. They offer only basic page building facilities, hoping that you will pay for the premium down the track. Perfect for beginners.

1asphost
They support ASP. So do Brinkster




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They all have a catch, which is highlighted in red:

150M
150MB, pop-up ads

Affordable Host
100 MB of webspace & 100 MB of bandwidth/transfer, 100 Email Forwards, Cpanel Control Panel, Up to 5 parked domains. There is a one-time $5 verification and setup fee, for all new free hosting accounts.

Bizhosting
12MB disk space, banner ad on each page. Full featured business web site, site building tools, shopping cart, and store management tools.

CoolFreePages
Very good deal - PHP, unlimited bandwidth, 50MB of space, use your own domain - the only advertising is a pop-under exit ad.

Freeservers
50MB, 500GB bandwidth, no FTP, banner ad on each page

FreeWebz
40MB space, 500MB bandwidth per month. No ads. No catch, except a very small strip at the bottom of the website saying, "This website is being hosted for Free by FreeWebs.com."

Netfirms
25 Megabytes of webspace for your site, 1Gb traffic, and you can use your own domain name. Add to this free forwarding of e-mails addressed to yourname.com & cgi-bin support, an in-page advertising banner is not much to ask for.

One Stop
URL of yourname.onestop.net or yourname.com (requires buying a new domain or transferring one - $11 per year). 10MB free web space, 1GB traffic and a mailbox. A 24 pixel frame is controlled by the network to pay for this service.

Zero Catch
Two pop-ups, 100MB storage, 600MB monthly transfer

 

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