Aug 25, 2004 : One877HostYou Offers Web Hosting Deal

📅 August 25, 2004 - ONE877HostYou.com, a Southern California-based Web design and hosting provider, announced its First Semester is Free back-to-school promotion on Tuesday. The firm will offer pricing specials throughout September as a cost effective way for students, businesses and individuals to hone their Web design skills.

A portion of each sale will go to arts and music programs within the Los Angeles Unified School District. New clients who sign up for a year of hosting and register a domain name will receive the first four months of service for free.
"This offer is good on any of our annual hosting plans, and it's not restricted to students only," says Kelvin L. McBride, founder and president of ONE877HostYou.com. "Anyone can take advantage of this opportunity to acquire a secure place on the Internet, so that they may establish their presence, express their creativity and even participate in e-commerce."

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