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A web hosting service puts your website on the World Wide Web. An example of a well-known web hosting service is QHoster, which essentially avails your website to users across the world. The rule of thumb for people owning websites is to make it available to their target audiences at any time of day or night. For this reason, websites should be run on computers that are connected to the World Wide Web 24 hours a day, 7 days a week all year round. Luckily, web-hosting services like QHoster offer this kind of service, ultimately ensuring that your website is available to every Internet user all the time.


The convenience of SafetyPay online payment solution

SafetyPay is an efficient online payment platform that allows users to buy goods and services online by paying directly using their local bank accounts. SafetyPay has a global reach and is a secure solution for online transactions. Users make immediate payments to merchants worldwide using their local bank balances and in the local currency.


Pay for web hosting at QHoster using SafetyPay

QHoster gives its clients reliable payment options including SafetyPay. It is simple to pay for web hosting at QHoster using SafetyPay, users only need to select it as the checkout option.  

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