How do I start hosting with Zeronoon?

How do I start hosting with Zeronoon?

    1.  Step 1. Type www.zeronoon.com on your web browser.

    2.  Step 2. Click on Get Started and select the type of hosting you want. Then, select the plan that works best for you.

    1. Step 3.  Proceed by registering/connecting or transferring a domain.

    1. Step 4. Choose your preferred domain and check if it’s available.

    2. Step5. Click Add to Cart, then click continue.

    1. Step 6. Select your preferred billing cycle and add any additional information you want.

    2. Step 7. Click Continue under Order Summary.

    3. Step 8.  Choose your payment method. We have Payment with Card, Paypal, bank transfer and  more available options.

    4. Step 9. Review your details and Click CheckOut, and your hosting will be configured automatically, all details and login will also be sent to your email address.

BONUS: On Zeronoon, an annual hosting plan comes with a free domain. 

Click this link www.zeronoon.com/web-hosting now to secure yours today at 57.1% off.



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