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1&1 Internet is the largest web site hosting service and one of the fastest growing. With over 47,000 servers worldwide supporting Juniper and Cisco routers, 1&1 Internet provides some of the best performing equipment on the market today. In business since 1988, 1&1 Internet has their global offices in Montabaur, Germany, with offices in several different countries; their U.S. offices are in Chesterbrook, Pennsylvania, just outside of Philadelphia.
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In business since 1999, PowWeb provides its proprietary "load-balanced" web hosting platform to ensure maximum uptime for its customers. With an infrastructure entirely built, maintained and managed by in-house employees, PowWeb can ensure a high level of reliability for both individuals and businesses.
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1&1 Pros:
- Reliable, stable, multinational corporation
- 90-day money back guarantee
- 99.99% uptime guaranteed
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PowWeb Pros:
- Long list of standard database, script and e-commerce options
- Many user applications included free with basic package
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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1&1 Cons:
- Must purchase six months in advance
- Limited time $0 offer requires 12-month commitment
- Security, e-commerce options only available with advanced packages
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PowWeb Cons:
- Online sign-up forms found to be buggy and error-prone
- Basic yet full "one size fits all" package
- Monthly rate increases after 12 months
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1&1 Conclusion
1&1 Internet offers some of the most competitive prices and most advanced features of any web site hosting service. Their size and corporate stability are a good indication of their place in the industry. 1&1 Internet’s range of features and commitment to customer service make them an excellent choice for a novice or an expert.
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PowWeb Conclusion
PowWeb offers an extensive range of features that should satisfy both individuals and businesses alike. Their special "load-balancing" technology ensures a high degree of uptime, and their broad array of online customer service options should provide assistance or reference for most any issue.
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