I want to get my own website. I am not a computer whiz, but since I have the desire to learn I believe I can build and maintain my own webpage. I want somewhere that is free or cheap, but that will allow a good number of pictures and different pages within the site, lots of text on them, be able to add links, don't care for a message board. I'm just listing everything, all of this probably is included on the most basic webpage.

I have seen some that are free for a year, then like $10 a month after that, which I probably don't want. But some are like $25 a year, forever, and that would be fine. Which are the best?

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1985 300D, 237k.
1994 F-350, 6.9 diesel, 5 spd manual, Banks Turbo. 261k.
Sold: 1985 300CD- 267K

I changed to GoDaddy this year after suffering through several less than desirable host. So far I have had no service interruptions. The interesting contrast with GoDaddy is their customer service, you can talk to a real person! They actually call you every 6 months or so just to check in and make sure everything is going alright. Nice, but odd in this day and age.

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15 VW Passat TDI
00 E420
98 E300 DT
97 E420 Donor Car - NEED PARTS? PM ME!
97 S500
97 E300D
86 Holden Jackaroo Turbo D
86 300SDL
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Have to agree with TX ! GoDaddy has been very good. And yes it is nice to talk to a real person that you can UNDERSTAND!!!

Smokie

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95 E420 BigBlue
500E Sway bars
2001 C Class 16 in. Rims
KYB Struts and shocks
Rear spoiler
American Stitches Wheel
Bigred 99 F250 Powerstroke
JVC EXAD Mp3 player
JVC EXAD GPS

Your-site.com and godaddy are my favorites, it that order.