Aug 29, 2005 : MyNameWeb Launches Web Hosting Service

📅 August 29, 2005 - Shared Web hosting services provider myNameWeb.com (mynameweb.com) announced on Monday it has launched its services for small and midsize businesses. The company has four shared hosting plans and three ?Commerce" hosting plans to choose from.

Rather than focusing on low prices or extravagant add-ons, myNameWeb.com offers essential features that its SMB target market need for the survival of their companies. Hosted in HostCentric's Fremont, California data center, myNameWeb.com's client servers are connected to the Internet via ultra-fast DS3, OC3, and OC12 connections.

The company ensures at least 99.99 percent Web site uptime, as it is supported by real-time denial-of-service attack monitoring systems. Its Unix or Windows servers coupled with its availability of .NET, MySQL, Perl, Python, PHP, Apache, and e-commerce software ShopSite, provide clients with the best value.

"Our goal is to provide the best hosting services, period," says 18-year-old myNameWeb.com founder and CEO Daniel J. Briere. "By providing our clients with the infrastructure necessary to maintain Web site uptime that is about as close as you can get to 100 percent, we're offering up a value that they just won't be able to find anywhere else."

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