Buy your hosting and domain separately. Do not buy bundled packages.
If you shift hosts, shifting the domain might be a nuisance.
If your hosting subscription expires or you don't plan to renew for a while, your domain will lapse and some cyber-squatter may grab it.
Even if your website isnt active, you can still have your domain name under your control. You can always get web hosting, but you cannot always get the same domain name.
www.marblemoments.com is available but as Backorder on Bigddday, whats the procedure for that ?
It means someone else owns the domain for now.
But it has just expired, so hopefully the owner may not renew and it could be up for grabs.
Creation date: 18 Feb 2010 18:21:20
Expiration date: 18 Feb 2012 18:21:20
www.marblemoments.in is available for 99.99 Rs for 1 year but 449/year for 10 years, why is that so ??
Promo rates (99/yr) are only for the first year.
Bigrock giving lot of free stuff like -
FREE! with every domain (worth Rs. 5000)
- 2 Email Accounts - you@marblemoments.in
- Domain Forwarding
- Privacy Protection *
- Mail Forwarding
- URL Masking
- DNS Management
- Domain Theft Protection
- Bulk Tools
- Easy-to-use Control Panel
- 24/7 Local Support
Is this just marketing or really worth it ??? ^^^
Only Privacy Protection. The rest are usually free everywhere. Email accounts can be added with Google Apps.
2. Taking order from customer
How many orders are you expecting? If not too many, just ask them to mail you to place orders or have a simple mailer form.
No offense but you sound like you're trying your luck with putting your business online. If your main revenue isn't going to be through your website, work on a simple pleasing design rather than attempt a technical tour de force. If you're serious about an e-commerce platform, then asking 'whats the cheapest i can get' is the wrong way to start. What will you tell your customers if their information gets compromised? I know people who have wasted a lot of time trying to do a lot of things for as little as possible from their friends, family, college students (most Indian web designers are rubbish) and ended up with a poor copied design and faulty back-end. Obviously they didn't last more than a year. This isn't to discourage you, but to remind you that the Internet isn't forgiving if you don't have a proper game plan.