I'm sure Google will be happy to tell you!
Use your preferred search engine to find free hosts and then send each a set of questions. Then choose what seems to be the best for you based on their answers.
To be honest, you'd find it hard to locate a 'good' free host, since free hosts are often oversubscribed. Another issue with free hosts is that, with more or less anyone being able to sign up without having to pay any money, they tend to attract the less desirable clients.
You're unlikely to find a decently secure and reliable service for free. Don't forget that you get what you pay for - if you want a free host, don't expect much!
Use your preferred search engine to find free hosts and then send each a set of questions. Then choose what seems to be the best for you based on their answers.
To be honest, you'd find it hard to locate a 'good' free host, since free hosts are often oversubscribed. Another issue with free hosts is that, with more or less anyone being able to sign up without having to pay any money, they tend to attract the less desirable clients.
You're unlikely to find a decently secure and reliable service for free. Don't forget that you get what you pay for - if you want a free host, don't expect much!
The first place I would go is http://www.freewebspace.net/forumstenado said:
instead of the cpanel forum community here because that
forum community is designed to help people find free hosting.
That's not entirely accurate ...webignition said:
Check out http://www.cybertoad.net
A much better and more reliable service than most paid hosts out there
and has open for business for very nearly a full decade.
It's a little tough to get through their application process but I think
once you get accepted, you'll find it extremely secure and reliable.
