Sep 14, 2005 : Web Host Easily Offers Starter Discount

📅 September 14, 2005 - UK Web hosting provider Easily.co.uk (easily.co.uk) announced on Monday it is offering its Webstarter package which includes a domain name and a 10-page Web site for £25 - a 50 percent discount - until the end of September.

Easily.co.uk says its online design tool Website Styler enables users to create professional Web pages without any technical knowledge, and make real-time changes when needed.

Users can also select from a range of professional backgrounds and style templates. When needed, customers can have their questions answered via online and telephone by Easily's customer support team.

The Easily WebStarter Package starts at £25, plus VAT for the first year. After that time the plan can be renewed at a standard cost of £50 plus VAT.

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