[Sajhu]

no much because of net or co, is te name... 890m is good, but site88 sounds extrange, any way is better to have many server names, for the reasons you said.
ps: something i like about 00webhosting is that you dont use *.000webhost.com doamins, too long...

[Tzvetelin]

I think site88 is better for two reasons:
1. it is easier to remember it
2. when you tell it to someone, you say only: site eighty eight, not eight hundred and ninety em

[Sajhu]

ur right about that

[drmmr763]

I wonder where in New York. I live in NY myself. It'd be cool to know what datacenter. Binghamton? Sayrecuse?

[jerome2kph]

site88.net is more easy to remember

[Daler]

Web44 is no harder than Site88 though.

Prefer them both to 890m though.

[n00b 0wna]

It only gets confusing if you had an old site on site88 and switched to web44

[Domobran88]

I have .web44.net. Can I switch to .site88.net? Is there any way?

[celsojr]

You have images (photos) to servers 000webhost?

Please share.

[Devastator]

I can understand that with many, many registrations subdomain names will go quickly, but wouldn't it be nice to still be able to select a domain name rather than being forced to be placed on one?

It's true that more than one person may want the same subdomain, but I'm sure a fair number of people have unique subdomains in mind.

Right now, the domain name seems to be .net84.net which doesn't follow the 88 or 44 thing that some people found "easy" to remember.

The 44 and 88 stuff may be easy to remember, but is 890 (i.e. "eight ninety", I don't go around saying "eight hundred ninety") really that hard to remember (considering the numbers are right next to one another on the keyboard)? I can see how 861m.com could be a little more difficult to remember.

I don't see much wrong with site88 and such, but 890m.com just sounded really cool and I'd love for any chance of making another account on it or changing the subdomain name of my current one (especially since I just thought up of a good name for my site after all this time).