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September 25, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- New York-based IT business service provider L&C Sunshine Enterprises (lcsunshineenterprises.com) announced on Tuesday that it is now offering Web hosting services.
The company says its new site will enable customers to purchase Web hosting plans, domain registration and email service through an easy-to-use ordering process. The company has also partnered with a local data center to offer colocation services to customers.
Hosting plans start from $3.99 per month and come with 200GB of disk space, 2,000GB of bandwidth and free scripts. Virtual dedicated server plans featuring up to 50GB disk space, 2,000GB bandwidth, up to three dedicated IP addresses and full admin access start from $29.99 per month and dedicated server plans begin at $79.99 per month. They come with Intel Celeron, Pentium or Core 2 Duo processor, up to 2,000GB bandwidth and up to 2GB of RAM.
L&C Sunshine Enterprises was founded in 2003 by former US Army IT systems engineer Donald Richard D'Avanzo. The company says it offers knowledgeable IT consultants who keep up to date with new emerging technologies without the expensive consulting rates.
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