Texas Web Host, C I Host, Gives Away Free Gas

Updated on Monday, September 26th, 2005 at 10:33 am

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Fort Worth, Texas - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - September 26, 2005 - Texas web hosting company, C I Host, has announced a new promotion which offers all new customers who sign up and commit to a yearly contract, 20 percent off, three months free and a gasoline card worth $40 for their next fill up.

Christopher Faulkner, CEO of C I Host explained the new offering, “We know that businesses - especially in the small and medium sized market - are suffering from the rise in gasoline prices. We want to help them get through this rough time. Not only
will we give them a break on their website, we’ll pay for their next tank ofgas.”

Hurricane Rita, following dangerously close to Katrina’s wrath, appeared tobe following a path that could take it across a section of Texas and Louisiana coastline that is home to the nation’s biggest concentration of oil refineries.

With the refining industry already reeling from Katrina, more damage could push gasoline prices to $5 a gallon, experts says.

“We will do what we can to help our fellow citizens dealing with this catastrophe,” Faulkner said.

C I Host, with 220,000 clients in 192 countries, recently expanded its Dallas state of the art data center. Earlier this year, a new data center opened in Newark. Both the Newark center and the Fort Worth expansion are filling quickly. A new center in the city of Dallas is planned for 2006.

“We are growing and we want to help as many businesses as possible grow with us,” Faulkner said.

Besides its rapid growth, C I Host is also known for creative, innovative and effective marketing schemes. C I Host created the first real human billboard when an Illinois man agreed to tattoo the firm’s logo on the back of his head. C I Host put its logo on Evander Holyfield’s boxing trunks and sends roses with its eBusiness in a Box package for Valentine’s Day.

To learn more, please visit: www.cihost.com.