Brinkster Announces A Pay Only Once, Web Hosting For Life Promotion

Brinkster, a popular worldwide company, today announced a new web hosting package that allows customers to pay once and get for life. The package, available for a limited time only, is another innovative way for Brinkster to satisfy the ever changing needs of customers. "Many customers now already pay for one or two years in advance, this offer will let them pay a little more and get for life," said Jared Stauffer, President and CEO of Brinkster.Not Your Average Package For a one time cost of only $299 customers will get a package based on the existing Professional Package. The package includes a free domain name for the first year, 300 megabytes of web space, 75 gigabytes of web traffic, and 400 e-mail accounts. The account has no limitation on the switching out of domain names or content and is transferable to another individual.

Normal overages charges apply and the account is available with the Windows or Linux operating systems. Value Centric Service The web hosting for Life Promotion is a continuation of what Brinkster calls its Value Centric Service. The primary focus at Brinkster is providing true value for customers in everything we do. "This promotion gives customers who know they will need a web presence for a long time the ability to pay once and enjoy the service for life, and that provides real value for our customers," adds Ben Chambers, VP of Marketing for Brinkster. About Brinkster Established in 1999, Brinkster Communications Corporation is a privately held company. With customers in over 130 different countries worldwide, Brinkster offers solutions that cater to individuals, small to medium sized businesses and web developers starting at only $4.95 a month. For more information, please visit our website at www.brinkster.com.Contact Ben Chambers for more information. Please see www.brinkster.com for details on the web hosting For Life offer. Brinkster is a registered trademark of Brinkster Communications Corporation. All other names of companies or products may be the trademarks of their respective owners..