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How to create a Hosting Company of our own ?

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I want to know What all it takes to make ur own hosting company and the server specs needed as well as the amount that you need to invest to create a hosting bussiness?

thinks its a noob hosting site:))

explin briefly so tha every noob gets an idea how to go about it ?
 
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If you don't know anything about creating a hosting company you shouldn't consider starting one. Get some experience with servers then start your own.
 
What all do you need to learn with servers

Is the working of a server different from a reseller Hosting server

Coz I know how to host a weebsite nad to handle it

I nee more brief explanations
 
^ They aren't demotivating anyone, they'd just think, if you are a newbie and wasted to learn while starting it, you'd not be able to maintain the server to its full uptime and will disappoint many clients. :)
 
Its easy. A ton of people fail at it every day lol

But nah, just grab a reseller package. Probably the most cost effective way to start. Don't bother though if you know nothing about customer service or how hosting works
 
I want to know what all ahs to be learnt
I mean How is a server handles how can i practise it without buying a server

and i beleaive nothing is Impossible if you are eager to learn something new

anyone can add their comments if they want to about hosting
 
Just go for it. That's what everyone else does. Get a reseller and learn from your mistakes. You'll probably piss a few people off due to your mistakes and constant downtime but after a while when you've learned a lot you can always just start a new company from scratch unless you haven't lost too much money or scammed everyone in the process.

It's what most of the noob hosts around here do and why I stay well clear of the hosting area.
 
I started wrzhost on a rackforce vps (canadian so not safe for warez) and just work your ass of and the word gets spreaded and after a few years you can be as big as wrzhost is now.
 
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Just go for it. That's what everyone else does. Get a reseller and learn from your mistakes. You'll probably piss a few people off due to your mistakes and constant downtime but after a while when you've learned a lot you can always just start a new company from scratch unless you haven't lost too much money or scammed everyone in the process.

It's what most of the noob hosts around here do and why I stay well clear of the hosting area.
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yes very true
If you learn from ur own mistakes you will never make that mistake again in ur lifetime

Thanks any more suggestion all are most welcome
 
Mr Happy said:
Just go for it. That's what everyone else does. Get a reseller and learn from your mistakes. You'll probably piss a few people off due to your mistakes and constant downtime but after a while when you've learned a lot you can always just start a new company from scratch unless you haven't lost too much money or scammed everyone in the process.

It's what most of the noob hosts around here do and why I stay well clear of the hosting area.
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I loled seriously hard...!!
 
Determination bro, simple. Oh, and some spare cash. A lot of it.

The thing is, no matter what you know, or think you know, if you've never owned or run a hosting company before, you wont really know what ur doing. Its all a learning curve, your going to make mistakes, but most of all, your going to be determined enough to make it work :)
 
Get a reseller plan with any good hosts is pretty easy to start. And once you are experienced, get a dedi, semi dedi or vps and do the job self. And with the progress, get more servers and flourish. :)
 
Its not that easy lol,
I tried once but I didnt promote too good ,plus the host is sucks,and no one is buying :P

if you want to start here is a few suggestion <_<
1.get reseller with great support
2.Do lots of promotion with money back guarantee
3.Watch the host 24/7 3 months in a row
4.Never scam your customer or you will never gain trust from them again
 
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