Therefore, I would suggest Digihost.com - they don't look too impressive, but whatever. They're reliable, cheap, and have a good reseller package.

The drawbacks only exist in terms of how you set your clients up. Normally, they'll call you for support and you'll mostly call Digihost.

If you're prepared to be the middle man, it's a nice way to earn a small side income.

--Bri

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Now the downside to reselling is that you become the first line of support for your clients. If they have a problem they go to you. But the advantage is that you get residual income. The key is that one you have a customer you want to upsell/add-on and provide all the services they need within reason (You don't want to cause yourself more headaches if the money isn't there).

Anyway, that's just what I recommend to the designers that host with us. You'd be surprised how many are losing out by not reselling. If you have 8 sites, that's $160/month (assuming $20/month they are payind for hosting) that someone else is getting. If you resold at $50 and paid $10/month for each account then you'd be pocketing $320 a month extra!

Oh and one more thing, pre-paid hosting is a key. You don't want to go back to the client every month, get a couple months in advance so you keep your paperwork to a minimum.

Jess

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