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**ksinclair** · 02-16-2009, 08:24 PM

I have most of my domains at goaddy. I dont mind their UI and their hosting is fine.

But: I have to enter domains into hosting one at a time; and then ftp, one at a time.

I want a hosting plan that does this - can someone recommend 1 or 2 companies - send me your affiliate link, thats fine - I want:

1) good price, unlimited domains. I dont have high traffic

2) i can upload a list of domains, preferably by spreadsheet, and they all get hosted with some defaults.

3) I can upload the same index.html file to every one of them. It might change later, on in individual basis, but first they all get the same index.html file.

4) i can do it all myself, no help needed from support; so later, i can do it again if i have a new group of 50 or 100 domains, etc.

Godaddy definitely cant do this for me, which is too bad. I wanted to centralize everything in one place. Godaddy is not yet setup for the bulk domainer. They still have a very short account timeout too, which makes no sense on large accounts.

Recommendations for a good hosting service, please?

Kevin

02-16-2009, 08:24 PM	#1 (permalink)
ksinclair Platinum Lifetime Member Last Online: 11-20-2009 06:33 PM iTrader: (87) Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,395 DNF$: 145 Location: san carlos, CA	Hosting Question: how to host 1,000 domains and do BULK UPDATES? I have most of my domains at goaddy. I dont mind their UI and their hosting is fine. But: I have to enter domains into hosting one at a time; and then ftp, one at a time. I want a hosting plan that does this - can someone recommend 1 or 2 companies - send me your affiliate link, thats fine - I want: 1) good price, unlimited domains. I dont have high traffic 2) i can upload a list of domains, preferably by spreadsheet, and they all get hosted with some defaults. 3) I can upload the same index.html file to every one of them. It might change later, on in individual basis, but first they all get the same index.html file. 4) i can do it all myself, no help needed from support; so later, i can do it again if i have a new group of 50 or 100 domains, etc. Godaddy definitely cant do this for me, which is too bad. I wanted to centralize everything in one place. Godaddy is not yet setup for the bulk domainer. They still have a very short account timeout too, which makes no sense on large accounts. Recommendations for a good hosting service, please? Kevin __________________ PPC: Highest-paying PPC? PM ME! Deal of the Day: Bestimplants.net $99 Listen: FREE music at MusicStreaming.org ‹(•¿•)›