Last March 11, I first tasted the Speedy hosting plan from Top Hosting Center. Now, after quite some time of thorough observation, I am ready to give you the verdict of their flagship hosting plan for this season. This post was made particularly for people who want to know the true value of Speedy. THC’s Speedy hosting plan replaced the infamous Rudolf in their web hosting spotlight. Does Speedy deserve the limelight? Let’s find out. Continue Reading »
Starting this month I will be accepting review requests from anyone who wants one for free. If you have a blog or any website, a product, or services that you want to get reviewed by me, I will accept it on case to case basis.
I tend to favor reviewing products, services, and websites related to this blog (since it brings mutual benefit the most). However, I also like to review other things that arouse my curiosity.
Here are the little requirements that I set for a review request to be accepted:
Any site, products, services or anything related to this website. If you insist that you have something intriguing that you want to get reviewed and my readers deserve to know, then go – send your request.
I review only legitimate sites, products and services that are intended to bring benefit to humanity. If you ask me to review something for an obscure motive, I may reject it.
Send your request by directly contacting me through my Yahoo Messenger (YM), Windows Live Messenger (WLM) or Skype accounts. I prefer to chat with you about the thing you want to get reviewed. I don’t prefer emails, they are lousy (well, it’s meant for something else but not review requests).
Before I can write a review, I will need ample time to peruse your site, study your product or try your services (of course, you should let me access it for free). I am willing to establish a mutual and harmonious online business relationship to all the clients I get reviewed. However, it’s up to you.
Is it really free? Well, yeah. I encourage you though to donate as little as $5 to my PayPal account. The money will be used for the continued existence of this blog. You are allowed to donate higher amount though if you want and I will be grateful for it. However, rest assured that it will never influence the outcome of my review. Generous donors might be mentioned or listed somewhere on this website for being benevolent. If you want to give a reciprocal link instead, then go; it is okay.
It’s already been two months since John Raul dot Com (this blog) breathe to life. To celebrate the second month of existence, I decided to share with you a comprehensive review of the best hosting plan that I’ve ever seen on the Web specifically tailored for bloggers and webmasters – the “Rudolf” hosting plan from Top Hosting Center (THC). Please note that some links directing to the Rudolf plan may contain affiliate links. It does not, in any way, manipulate the truth, facts, and fair judgement presented on this article.
Rudolf Hosting Plan Overview
Rudolf hosting plan was released by THC originally as a Christmas promotional package for people who are eager to start running their own blogs or websites. There were 1000 plans available and the promo would end when all plans are sold out. Each plan, which sits over Windows or Linux, boasts lifetime ownership (yes, for life) of a hosting account with 250 GB disk space, 3000 GB unmetered monthly bandwidth, unlimited database, a free lifetime domain name, among other professional hosting features – all priced at $95 one-time payment. THC stressed through Rudolf that “customers will never have to pay for hosting again” – a statement that shocked many informed bloggers causing them to move from their old hosts to THC.
Below is a detailed comparison of THC’s standard hosting plan, the Top Hosting Special, priced at $4.95 per month and the special Rudolf plan priced at $95 one-time for lifetime ownership.
I’ve heard from lots of people their disappointment and perused so many blogs expressing hatred on Windows Vista. It seems that this is a natural habit of many people towards any Microsoft products.
Well, to tell you, I’m a Vista user too. I have Home Premium version in my laptop and been running for almost six months. For sure, I found some annoying things on Vista that make the previous Windows versions (like Windows XP) a little worthwhile. But hey, I found some great things people missed or under-appreciated.
First, the good thing about Vista is that Microsoft took a major revamp on its Graphical User Interface (GUI) that modernizes its look. By revamp, I’m not only talking about the windows transparency feature of Aero, but I’m pertaining to the overall aesthetic efficiency or the improvement of accessibility and folder navigation.
I used to be an avid Internet surfer – chatting, reading articles, participating forums and clicking links after links throughout the endless Web. I just love the Internet, I just love the Web, and I could not picture out myself without this technology. Well, truth is, I still am an Internet savvy but now I am more technically challenged!
I just love the Internet, I just love the Web, and I could not picture out myself without this technology.
Unlike before that I only hooked myself to the information superhighway for recreation, now I develop websites, deal with codes and scripts, write blogs, blurbs, optimize web pages for search engines, and a lot more. I do all of them to express my thoughts and creative works for the Web. I thought before that utterances are useless but I figured out that someone somewhere can benefit fit them in a way.
If you are like me and you want to know how to be more creative, or if you believe you already are and you don’t have idea to improve your productivity, you might be interested to know the software tools I am using. These are not secret tools, so I believe you already heard or used them.
