I build websites. Not the design part, but rather the technical backend. Since about a year, I have used a self-configured version of Drupal to do this.

It now occurs to me, that I would be better off solely providing Drupal hosted services, focusing on keeping the server / Drupal installation stable and promote this service to webdesigners and other internet professionals. Let them interact with the end user.

To help reseller offer the right package and help webmaster to choose the right hosting package for their requirement.

As we can see this days hosting companies offers a huge space with unlimited bandwidth but always that mean is good performance or make us pay for something we are not going to use it, Webmasters are concern about the services (support, easy & full control account and additional futures).

Our company, Machine Networks Ltd, offers affordable UK based linux web hosting with Drupal available on all hosting plans.
By using Fantastico, each customer can easily setup Drupal 4.7 by following a few simple steps. Alternatively, upon request, we can install and configure it for them.

Our web hosting packages start from £3.50 per month or £2.92 (if paid yearly).

http://www.machinenetworks.co.uk/webhosting/

I need a host that can handle a heavily trafficked Drupal site. Don't reply with your affiliate link.

The people at Godaddy talked me into getting the privacy option on all my domain names. This hides my personal info from whois. I've got a couple domains coming up for renewall and I'm debating whether to keep it. I'm not terribly worried about my name and number being on the net... It's on Google anyway. But they claimed I'd get spam phone calls and such without it so it sounded good at the time.

So I'm wondering what others due. If you are registering domains with your personal (not business) info, do you bother with the privacy? Am I just wasting my money?

Thanks,

Am in process of getting a reseller account. Actually, I just got a HostGator reseller account, but I've just realized they don't have shell/telnet access, nor do they have the backup manager enabled in WHM. Will probably be deciding on something soon, but I thought I'd come here and ask as Google has been rendered useless. (vis-a-vis all the spam-monkeys who optimize for the keywords "reseller hosting").