Yahoo Small Business

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Yahoo! Small Business Webhosting Total Cost? How Mutch Is There Intotal To Pay For Yahoo! Small Business Webhosting ? Including domain name and webpages ect... all i want to do is setup a website with them so please can some one give me the full price?

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I just set one up. I pay $35 per year for the hosting which Yahoo farms out to a hosting provider, then I pay $9.95 per month to yahoo. I think it's a good deal and Yahoo has a lot of different tools to manage your site so its about $150 per year.

On the Yahoo Small Business Section the Starter price for a website is $8.96. How much will this be after the two months? Does anybody know info about this? Maybe from experience. www.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting/ compare.php

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I am trying to find out how I can give someone access to create a websitee for me using my Yahoo Small Business WebHosting account WITHOUT giving them access to my Yahoo information. Does anyone know HOW I can do this?

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You just need to give them the log in id, and the FTP address. They dont need to log in into ur account manager to build and upload ur website. I have my website with networksolutions and thats the way it works over there, hope things are same with yahoo:)

Ive been having issues with Yahoo's domain service. Basically, i changed my nameservers to use my own host rather than Yahoo, and i also set up my MX records and a CNAME to use Google Apps with my domain. I just called yahoo small business again, and i got the runaround. i am being told the following - I am told that If i change my nameservers to point to anywhere but yahoo, (such as ns1.8tt.org), any changes i make to the MX records and CNAMES through Yahoo will not work. - The supervisor told me that they lose the ability to update and control my DNS records when i use a host other than Yahoo. - They told me i need to contact my HOST and have them set up the DNS for me. Now it was my understanding that I could point my nameservers to any host, and still control my DNS through the registrar. Am i wrong, or is this just a complete load of crap? I know that in the past i have done this exact thing with other registrars with no trouble whatsoever

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Yes you should be able to still conrol your DNS settings through the registrar. I would transfer your domain to another company. Try tranferring to http://www.doggydomains.com

I am a member of small business service. I pay every month very good :) I created a web page on asp.net and my web page based on aspx. I uploaded all files but Yahoo Small Business web hosting shows nothing. What can I do ? Should I change this service or my web page ? Best erkan

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