OT - Uk Domain name registrar and hosting

Sorry for the OT -
Can anyone reccomend a quality Domain Name Registrar that
offers full
copntrol over the Domain and also offer a small amount of
free hosting?
I don't want the hosting to be a 'wizard' system whereby you
simply ad a
logo and a bit of text. i need FTP access to it to allow my
own simple
websites.
Hope someone can advise.....
Thanks in advance.
Andy

Hi Andy,
try www.123-reg.co.uk - all that and more!
Regards
Mark :)
Andy wrote:
> Sorry for the OT -
> Can anyone reccomend a quality Domain Name Registrar
that offers full
> copntrol over the Domain and also offer a small amount
of free hosting?
> I don't want the hosting to be a 'wizard' system whereby
you simply ad a
> logo and a bit of text. i need FTP access to it to allow
my own simple
> websites.
> Hope someone can advise.....
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Andy
>
>

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> change the corresponding dns entries of the workstations to
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>
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>
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>
> Thanks.
>
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>
>
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