looking for a webhosting site thats offers a forum

[NetSpider]

Hello, I am a small time webmaster (3 poker domains...all pointing to a upgraded-subdomain...hehe...im cheap)....well anyway, i want to invest $75-100 in one year of webhosting and I want a forum with my website....godaddy says they have php...but does that mean i can just click a few buttons and have a forum? Which site will give me the option to easily make a forum?

[O~Snapple]

Go daddy Supports PHP, you will need to look for add on scripts, and it would probally be easier to impliment a free script you can find on the web.

But i cant say enough good about go daddy

~Snapple

[NextWarrenBuffett]

Im a little partial to bluehost and they offer a forum script

[netridge]

I dont really like go daddy... but here are some others you can check out.

xeran.com, doteasy.com, aplus.net, 1and1.com,

[lovein]

This site will install SMF forum on demand.
http://www.hosting1domain.com

Thanks

[dicky]

you can looking for hosting providers that provides phpbb or community server

Just go google type in "webhosting provider +phpbb +community server" you should be able to look for some good hosting providers there

hope this help

[DeadBeet]

What your talking about is Fantastico! with cPanel.. Most webhosting companies offer cpanel, which more than likely includes Fantastico! Try WebHosting, Reseller Hosting, Dedicated Servers and see if you like the prices there

[mich2212001]

try hassline.com, they have preconfigured forums that you can install. very good deals
check them out
Hassline Hosting

[dtmtsp]

Originally Posted by O~Snapple

Go daddy Supports PHP, you will need to look for add on scripts, and it would probally be easier to impliment a free script you can find on the web.

But i cant say enough good about go daddy

~Snapple

Godaddy has a lot of applications that you can install through their control panel. The SMF (Simple Machines Forum) is one of these applications. It is a pretty good forum application. If you want to install another forum, then pretty much any PHP/MySQL based forum will work, including phpBB.

[WebGeorge]

I'd definitely take a look at GoDaddy. Affinity's Gate.com's a great host. HostMySite also may have what you need at a low price...