Sterling IT are a Net Registry Partner. We have joined with Net Registry due to their competitive pricing structure but more importantly, their services.

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If Sterling IT manage your domain/email, we will not charge any extra fees (unless large project) for order, setup and implementation.

There are some extremley cheap hosting companies around, however BEWARE.
Read below on what was at the Whirpool Forum.

When hosting a business critical website or email, maybe the first choice shouldn’t be the cheapest hosting option.

When weighing up the price differences between web hosts, many prefer to think only of the days everything runs smoothly but rarely consider what could happen when the unexpected occurs. No one thinks they need 24x7 telephone support until they need it. No one thinks there is a difference between budget hosting and a premium service until their website disappears for hours at a time. Mistakes do happen, problems arise, hardware fails, gremlins get in. Every web host - budget, premium or otherwise - occasionally has trouble that can see services interrupted. Understanding a bit more about the infrastructure involved and the support available can prepare your business for the rare bad days as well as the more usual good ones.

Do you know where the data is housed? How secure is the data centre and what redundancies are in place in case of power failure, DOS attack, fire, flood and earthquake? If a problem should arise, will you still be able to contact a genuine support person by phone in the same country, no matter what the time is? A team of on-call maintenance personnel can mean the difference between a few minutes downtime and a few hours – or days.

There is certainly a place for budget hosting, but if you have a business critical website, email or web service, then you need to be absolutely sure that what you are saving in web hosting fees won’t cost you in unscheduled downtime. How much would just one hour of downtime cost your business?