[cisb102willard] CISB-102 Lesson: 6 Question: 3 Student: Lonnie Finch

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  • Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 20:14:13 -0500

3. Free Stuff


http://www.freeservers.com/

Site to Be Seen
Freeservers This domain-registration site will give you 20MB of Web site 
space free, as well as a host of terrific features (you don't actually 
need a domain to have a site hosted here). For instance, you can import 
or upload sites wholesale via FTP or a Web-based tool, or build new 
pages using easy-to-follow templates. Freeservers also processes e-mail 
sent to your domain (if you have one), either by forwarding it to the 
account you specify or by storing it in a Web-based mailbox at the 
Freeservers site. Its tools for analyzing your site's traffic are 
sterling: You can view daily or weekly breakdowns of the pages that 
surfers visit, the browsers they use for surfing, and the referral pages 
that send them to your site. Not bad, in exchange for letting the 
service display just one ad banner.

http://www.net2phone.com/


On Call
Net2Phone In the past year, countless freewheeling Net companies have 
turned coat and started charging for their one-time gratis services. 
Net2Phone, however, has gone the opposite route, turning its fee-based 
service into a free one. After installing the company's 860KB download, 
you can make free PC-to-phone and PC-to-PC domestic calls to anywhere in 
the United States. For PC-to-PC calls, the recipient must first download 
the Net2Phone program. Net2Phone also lets you send free voice-mail 
messages to anyone in the world via e-mail. The recipient receives brief 
instructions about downloading the software to hear your message. In 
addition, the site offers a free answering service in the United States 
and Canada that lets you hear incoming phone messages through your PC's 
speakers, and while you're still online. However, the feature uses your 
existing telephone line and your phone company's "forward on busy" 
answering service, so you'll have to pay your phone company for that 
extra service



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