Cheap - Really Cheap! - cPanel Hosting from eWallHost

Mar 17, 2024 @ 5:14 pm

eWallHost contacted us to share their latest promotion. We featured them last January.

On offer today is a nice cPanel shared hosting deal, in two different sizes. Funny, I just today talked to a friend who pays $9.95 for shared web hosting at one of the big companies. Here’s eWallHost with a full year of cPanel hosting for less than that! Both offers are for cPanel, but the eWallHost offer is a far better deal, and comes with unmetered bandwidth.

I told my friend to hold off on paying for May until he sees this offer 😁

They take PayPal, credit/debit cards, Bitcoin, PayU, and CCAvenue.

What do you think? Have you tried eWallHost in the past? Any opinions on this deal or this provider? Let us know in the comments below!

Shared Hosting Offers

eBasic:
• cPanel Hosting
• 1GB Disk Space
• 1 Domain
• 5 Email Accounts
• 5 MySQL Databases
• Unlimited bandwidth
• $9.58/yr
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eprofessional:

• cPanel Hosting
• 5GB Disk Space
• 5 Domains
• 5 Email Accounts
• 5 MySQL Databases
• Unlimited bandwidth
• $27/yr
[ORDER]

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