The cheapest plan is the Basic plan, for $4.99/month, but NextAdvisor readers get an extra 25% off for three months, bringing the price down to $3.74. The Basic service comes with 100GB of storage space and 1000GB of data transfer allowance a month. Or you could upgrade to the more popular Advanced plan, which is $5.99 for the first three months and then $7.99/month after that. The Advanced plan offers 500GB of storage space and 5000GB of data transfer allowance a month. If you think you are going to need more storage/transfer space, you can get the Premier plan, which is unlimited, for $8.99 for the first three months and then $11.99/month after that.

All of the plans offer Yahoo's user-friendly interface and intuitive site builder, along with many other features that every beginner will need. To read our full review of Yahoo Web Hosting and to take advantage of the new pricing, click here.

Q: I'm a freelance writer, so I don't sell products, per say, but would like to be able to have a PayPal button so I can get deposits, and other payments. A shopping cart would just be silly. Can Yahoo do that?

A: Yes, Yahoo can do that. Yahoo Web Hosting in fact has the most intuitive PayPal-based shopping cart builder out there, as well as the easiest to use web hosting for beginners. It also has some of the highest scores in our independent uptime and response time testing, which means it’s a very reliable service. It includes some of the best features, including an easy-to-use WYSIWYG and easy to organize widgets.

To compare other web hosting services and their e-commerce services, check out our web hosting reviews here.

Yahoo also offers a number of cool features, including an all-inclusive site builder, e-commerce features and better-than-average scores for uptime, response time, and download speeds. To read more about Yahoo! Web Hosting and to get this exclusive 1-day deal, click here.

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A:  Among all of the web hosts we review, there are a number of services we recommend for beginners and those looking for a more simple option. We recommend Yahoo! Small Business web hosting for those  who are less tech-saavy. It has an intuitive PayPal shopping cart builder, easy-to-use control panel, and great customer support. Get it for 35% off the monthly price and have a free domain for life. If you want true site design (what you see is what you get), Lunarpages is another affordable and simple service that includes the easily installable osCommerce, CubeCart and Zen Cart Shopping Carts as an alternative to paypal. 1&1 web hosting is another great option that includes intuitive 12-page site building – use the different pages for each of your works!  It also offers a very full-featured website creator and integrated blogging platform.

Read more about the best web hosts for beginners, and if you want to compare all of our web hosting services, click here! 

Q. If I purchase a new domain name from Hostmonster, will I be able to transfer it should I decide to use another hosting company? If so, is there a transfer charge?

A. When you purchase a new domain name from Hostmonster, the web hosting company assumes you'll be hosting with it for at least a little while. That's why Hostmonster offers your domain for life. We gave Hostmonster five stars in our tests, and it offers one of the cheapest monthly rates out there. But if you decide to go with another company later on, Hostmonster doesn't leverage a charge to transfer. Any setup fees will come from your new web hosting company.

This discount is exclusive, and it's only valid until the end of May. It's a great deal on a great service. You can check out our review of Yahoo! web hosting, or go straight to Yahoo! to order.

There's no coupon code needed, but you must follow a link from NextAdvisor to Yahoo! to get this discount.

This is a great deal on one of the best web hosts out there. Click here to go directly to the site, or check out our HostGator review here.

Q: I am interested in finding a host for my affiliate marketing website. The problem is not being sure where to look for one.

A: We would recommend looking at Yahoo! Small Business. What's nice, is that you can start with their basic service at $9.99 per month (with your first three months at only $4.99) and then upgrade to their more enterprise-ready Merchant Solutions program if your website gains momentum. Yahoo! provides great support and, as the name implies, it's great for small businesses. Check out review of Yahoo! Small Business web hosting for more details.

No coupon code is necessary to receive the discount from Yahoo!, but you must follow a link from NextAdvisor. To purchase, visit Yahoo! now, or check out our full web hosting reviews to see how it stacks up.

HostGator is offering NextAdvisor visitors 50% off of all orders on November 26th from 12:00 AM to 5:00 AM (Central Standard Time). Visitors will receive 80% off from 5:00 AM to 9:00 AM, while supplies last. After 9:00 AM, the discount is back to 50%. This is a huge discount on HostGator web hosting products. Sale ends on the evening of November 26th.

Fatcow is offering a year of hosting for $2.95 per month. This is a discount of roughly %25. The sale starts on Friday, November 26th and ends on Monday, November 29th.

To get either discount, you must follow a link from NextAdvisor.com, during the valid time period.

Happy shopping!

There's no coupon code necessary to receive this discount, just follow any link from NextAdvisor to Yahoo! For more details about Yahoo! Small Business web hosting, check out our review.

Q: I want to have my own website… Can you help me?

A: It's really not such a daunting task, just take it one step at a time:

1. The first step to having your own web site is to sign up for web hosting. Web hosting is like real estate for the web: you need some place to put your site. To figure out which web host is right for you, think about your needs, and your experience level. You may want to start with a web host that's particularly good for beginners, such as Yahoo!'s Small Business hosting; don't let the name fool you, it's a great choice for businesses or individuals.
2. You'll also need to think of a good domain name. You'll choose this when you sign up for web hosting.
3. Once you sign up for web hosting and have chosen a domain name, you'll need a web site design. You can design it yourself using online tools provided by the web hosts, or you can pay someone to design it for you. A good beginning step is to put a WordPress blog at your domain. This is easily done via your web host's control panel.

That's basically it. Check out our web hosting reviews and comparisons to see which web host will best suit your needs.

A: We think Yahoo! is a great choice for web hosting. If you're coming from Intuit, you'll be right at home with the interface. We were generally unimpressed with Intuit's web hosting, finding it expensive and lacking in features. Depending on the Intuit plan you've been on, you could save 50% on your hosting costs. Here are two things to keep in mind as you consider making the change:

1) Transferring your domain: If you keep your same domain, you'll have to move it over to Yahoo! Fortunately, Yahoo!'s phone-based customer service is pretty great, and they should be able to guide you through the process.

2) If you used one of Intuit's templates to design your site, you probably won't be able to move it over to Yahoo! Yahoo!'s site builder is very good, however, and we think you'll be pleased with your options there.

For more information on Yahoo! versus Intuit web hosting, check out our web hosting reviews and comparisons.

Q: My Domain name was registered by a company and they did not register it in my name but in their company name. How do I get it back?

A: If your domain is registered with a web host, and you still have a contract with that web host, the domain is still yours. You're free to transfer it to another web host or registrar (as long as it's been registered longer than 60 days). Unfortunately, if the registration has lapsed (i.e. you aren't with the web host that owned or still owns it), you may be out of luck. You should find out who owns the domain now (you can do a "whois" search on a site like Network Tools to see the current registrar). If it's still your old web host or registrar, they may be rather reasonable about getting it back to you (there are often administrative fees associated with this). Often times, a registrar will dump domains when they're no longer receiving registration fees; when the domain goes unregistered, an unscrupulous party may buy up the domain, and charge an unreasonable amount to resell the domain to the highest bidder. Keep in mind that many of these companies are spammers; be cautious when dealing with them.

Keep in mind that a domain is only yours for as long as it's paid for. Even registering a domain in your own name will not prevent you from losing control over it if the registration lapses. I know, it's happened to me.

1&1 Web Hosting has brought back their summer special that gives new customers one year of free web hosting with a two-year contract. That means that new users only pay a nominal $4.99 setup fee for the first year of hosting, and then $83.88 ($6.99 per month) for the second year. This is an incredible deal, particularly because 1&1 gives you two free domain registrations.

Read our review, or jump right in and get two years (and two domains) for the price of one.