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They provide you with 6 megs of space, online file manager, your own guest book, and your own message board. The service is quite fast and recommended.


  
Web Spawner provides you with templates to edit your own page. However, you are only allowed one page and must go through their online template manager. In the body of your page, you are allowed only 25k of space to write your content.


  
You are given 5 megs of space. Not much more is known about this site right now as it is upgrading its backend servers.


  
This site reminds me of the old Geocities, where you pick a theme/neighborhood, and then start creating your site. No FTP is allowed though, but the site looks promising.


  
They give you 20 megs of space in return for a pop-up ad on all your pages. They also host domain names and sub-domain names. They claim to have lots of other features as well, but I've signed up for an account, and the whole thing was like a maze for me. Things are a bit un-organized and it was hard for me to just set up a guest book.


  
This company gives your 25 megs of free space and gives you unlimited bandwidth. However, they do not allow you to download your files once you upload them. Their reasoning is: to prevent warez trading and piracy. This sounds rather restrictive and could mean lots of trouble if you lost some local files and would like to re-download them again.


  
Offers 10 mb of space to anyone who wants to build a web site. They offer an online file manager, guest book, and your own message board. Performance is above average and is recommended to everyone, especially girls (hint: web site name).


  
A site geared toward non-profit organizations, Deaf vision gives free web space for non-business/non-personal sites. If you do get accepted, you will receive 5 MB of space and no ads on your pages! Some things in life are indeed free.


  
Free Town is a place for personal pages. At 5 MB per account, it is more than sufficient for most people. You are allowed to place 3rd-party ads and get your site hosted in the neighborhood that you choose. Ftp is not supported and there is a per-file size restriction of 35Kb.


  
To get your own personal web space here, you must first sign up for their Worldnet service, which costs $21.95 per month. Once you become a member, you will get your own web space to upload your files and/or build your site using their online editor.


  
If you've ever wanted to create a fun personal site, then this can be the one for you. 2 MB is what they give you, along with ftp access. No 3rd-party ads are allowed on your pages, so if you plan on making money, you'd better find another home.


  
You are given 25 mb of space and some additional webmaster tools. Like GeoCities, however, you are not allowed to place 3rd-party ad banners on your pages. Your site will be in the form of: members.dencity.com/membername.


  
These folks give you a nice 3 MB, FTP access, online file manager, and counters to get you started in your web publishing. They also give you a free guest book and message board (*update* their message board is no longer available)


  
Despite the strange name for their site, this provider does give you a whopping 5 MB of space and a nice online editing tool. There is not FTP access currently, so you will have to do everything with their browser interface.


  
This WB-themed provider gives you 20 MB of space and access to many pictures of WB television shows for use in your web site. It is great for fan sites, but don't expect to make money through them, though... They don't allow you to have ad banners on your pages.


  
30 MB of space with no per-file size limit sounds quite attractive. Also provided with your free account are a personal guest book, message board, counter, and form mail. They even have an online support forum where most questions/problems can be solved in a short amount of time. Give them a shot.


  
A whopping 10 MB of space is what they give you in return for an ad on top of all your pages and a link back at the bottom of your pages. They also give you subdomain support. One common complaint, however, is that their Flash-enabled site is a bit distracting at times.


  
11 MB of space, Ftp, online file manager, and other clip art goodies make this a worthy provider. They've been around for a while, and generate revenue with ad banners placed automatically near the top of your pages. Speed used to be a real problem with them, but recent performance has been much better.


  
These folks provide you with an unheard-of unlimited amount of space. This sounds too good to be true for some, but does appear to be real. However, there is skepticism because nothing in life every comes for free, but... If anyone has any input we'd appreciate it.


  
Netline gives you 10 MB of space in exchange for a logo display on all of your pages. Their server speed is quite fast and support seems to be pretty good.


  
A humorous-sounding theme for teens to vent their frustrations about school. Now of course your site can be used for any subject (except the usual pornography, harassment, etc...) but the domain name speaks for itself. 10 MB is what they provide.


  
They allow both for-profit and non-profit organizations/companies to open a 10 MB web site account in exchange for top-of-the-page banner ads. Their real business is in paid hosting, so if you want to test the waters and gradually migrate to such an account, this host is for you.


  
10 MB is what they give you. What's unique about this provider is the ability for you to create your own shopping cart. If you have something to sell online and don't want to spend any money with top-notch hosting, this host is for you. A word of caution though: If you are serious about doing e-commerce online, it's better to go with a paid host.


  
A Chinese-based web provider, this site gives you 10 MB of space along with your very own email account and online file manager in return for banner ads on your pages. There are broken links on their site, so be careful.


  
5 MB is what you get from Bat Cave dot Net. They also provider subdomain support and IRC access. This is a really cool feature indeed because not many other free hosts provide IRC support.


  
A user-friendly file manager and a humous domain name says it all. 10 MB, free support, and a guest book are what you get with Duno. Server speed is abover average.


  
Fiberia provides you with 11 MB of web space and promises of cgi access. However, many complaints from users about the slowness of their servers and errors with cgi scripts have made us change our minds about them.


  
15 MB of space, the promise of FTP access, and your own free e-mail address is what you will get with this provider. They also provide an online library of images for you to use on your pages. Note: Your site must become active within 30 days of sign-up or they will delete your account.


  
This site offers 25 MB of space and an online editor. They also place an ad at the top of all member pages to help pay for their overhead costs. There have been a few complaints though, about cgi errors.


  
A nicely-designed site, these folks give you 5 MB of space and a browser uploading utility for all your file management. Ads are automatically placed in your pages. The drawback, however, is that you are not allowed to place ad banners of your own.


  
Conk has recently increased their free web space from 1 to 5 MB. You are also no longer required to place their ads on your pages. However, their sign-up pages are currently offline for some reason, but we expect them to be up-and-running shortly.


  
If you are a non-profit organization, Arrow Web has the solution for you. Web space and other features will be available upon sign-up.


  
A funny site with some monkeys as their spokesmen, this is a place where you can reserver a "room" of your own, which includes 3 MB of space for your own free home page. Ads are not allowed.


  
You get 2 MB of space at this place, with FTP access to manager your files online.


  
With 5 MB of space, you will be able to upload your site about your favorite music group, interests, and any other music-related topic. You also get a counter and guest book with your site.


  
A company based in Singapore, this site provides you with 2 MB web space to create your own home page. They also give you FTP access and an online editor to modify your pages.


  
Here is a top-notch free personal home page provider. They give you 15 megs of space. There's also an online html editor for beginners and a bunch of drag-and-drop goodies, such as counters, guest books, message boards, polls, etc... This is by far the best host for beginners and intermediate users who want to get right down to content rather than hardcore html coding. For advanced users, there is also direct ftp, so it's for everyone.


  
A multilingual community, Vavo promises you with unlimited space, guest book, chat, and message board. They also have tons of clipart, including photographs, cartoons, and icons for you to use in your pages. This host is great for beginners who aren't ready to go knee-deep in html authoring. For the advanced user, however, it is a bit less useful as direct uploading of files via ftp isn't supported.


  
A free host whos main strength is in the generous 50 MB of space offered. It's main weaknesses are the lack of a good online site-building tool and the long url imposed on you: egao.com/neighborhood/username


  
Graffiti
A good 25 MB of space is what you'll get with Graffiti.net. All uploading is done via ftp and you also get to have your own mailing list, message board, and email. There's only one drawback, their logon system. We've had much trouble logging on at times, which made us angry and frustrated.


  
This host offers you the most basic of free space: ftp. There are no online file managers nor site building editors. Also, your address contains the much-dreaded "~" character. This might be quite acceptable to experienced webmasters, however.


  
30 MB of space, browser uploading, free email, and your own message board are what The Burgh Network Solutions offers. There is currently no support for ftp so you'll have to do everything through the browser.


  
To host your site here, you will have to register a domain name through them for $15/year or transfer your existing one over for a one-time fee of $35. Ad banners on your pages are taken out in exchange for email newsletters sent to you regularly. You get 20 MB of space.


  
25 MB of space and ftp access are the main selling point of this host. They are a top-notch provider and have an easy online site builder that allows beginners and experienced users the ability to edit their files without having to work on them offline and go through the complicated procedure of uploading and refreshing.


  
As the name suggests (indirectly), this is the place to put your family photos online in personal galleries. 5 MB of space is given and all uploading is done via the browser. If your site will be something other than a family album, then this will not be suitable for you.


  
They give you 3 mb of disk space, a help message board, and free tips. They currently don't insert ads intomember pages so it'd be great if you're looking for a ad-free host.


  

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