February 26, 2010 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Leading UK web hosting company,
LCN.com, today launches a new top-end shared hosting package, which includes unlimited web space, bandwidth, mailboxes, and spam protection. For a limited period, LCN.com is offering a 20 per cent discount to celebrate the launch of the new package, reducing the cost to only £8 per month.
Mark Boost, Managing Director, LCN.com, said: “We believe a lower price tag should never mean lower quality. To offer our customers the best reliability and functionality we never run our servers at capacity and build in extra capacity into all of the servers which unlimited hosting plans reside on.
“We are increasingly noting demands from customers with expanding businesses for more dedicated hosting and server space to ensure their own customers have the very best possible experience. We are responding to this need with the launch of our unlimited web hosting package.
“Through constant network monitoring and server provisioning all of our customers’ hosting packages will benefit from the best possible performance. We give every customer’s website a greater share of a server’s resources, making the hosted website even faster and more responsive.”
The unlimited hosting package comes equipped with MailGuard PRO version 2, the latest anti-spam and virus protection system to be offered by LCN.com. Unlimited hosting customers will also have comprehensive anti-spam and virus protection on unlimited mailboxes. Additional features such as £80 free online advertising vouchers, £60 worth of free web design software from Serif, free Fotolia stock photos, and 500 free Mailing Manager email marketing credits are included with the package to help businesses and individuals grow their brand online at the lowest possible financial outlay.
About LCN.com
LCN.com has been providing world class web hosting since 2000 and have grown to become the UKs largest organically grown web hosting company with over 40,000 hosting customers and over 350,000 domain names registered since its launch in 2000.
