Where can I host my pictures?
 iServe.VWvortex.com
VMG has partnered with RelyNet/ZeroForum to offer photo hosting for our readers. Their service is integrated into all of the VMG websites to make it incredibly easy to post your images on the forums. Basic Plan
($24.99 USD, 6 months) Only $4.16/month!
Disk Storage: 250 MB
Monthly Transfer: 500 MB
(Max image size 1250 KB, 2000 max images, 100 max categories)Includes FREE bandwidth for images linked from Vortex Media Sites!
Premium Plan
($39.99 USD, 6 months) Only $6.66/month!
Disk Storage: 500 MB
Monthly Transfer: 1000 MB
(Max image size 1250 KB, 4000 max images, 200 max categories)Includes FREE bandwidth for images linked from Vortex Media Sites!
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Here is a list of FREE image hosting websites that you can use on the forums.
Note:These sites are NOT affiliated nor endorsed with or by Vortex Media Group and this list is only provided to help the forum members find a hosting solution so you can share your photos on the forums.
www.photobucket.com
Direct / Hot linking allowed, 2,500 megs bandwidth p/month (~70,000 hits), 100 megs disk space.www.photogiga.com
Direct / Hot linking allowed, unlimited storage, generate thumbnails, generate code for posting on forums.www.dropfiles.net
Direct / Hot linking allowed, 250MB storage, 1GB of bandwidthwww.photodump.comwww.geocities.com
To make it work from geocities you need to rename your .jpg or .gif files to .txt then uploand and link to them just like it was an image. There is still one other problem with using geocities as your host. They have a limit on bandwidth per file and once you exceed that in one day they will stop hosting the picture till the next day. If you have payed the $5.00 a month for webspace you do not need to use the .txt trick and you will not have to worry about the bandwidth limit every day.www.tripod.com
To make it work from Tripod you need to rename your .jpg or .gif files to .txt then link to them just like it was an image.www.angelfire.com
To make it work from angelfire.com you need to rename your .jpg or .gif files to .txt then upload and link to them just like it was an image. There is still one other problem with using angelfire.com as your host. They have a limit on bandwidth per file and once you exceed that in one day they will stop hosting the picture till the next day.
Where NOT To Host Pictures
Here is a list of different image hosting websites that you can not use to post pictures on the forums. They are either no longer supporting remote linking on other websites or they have stopped their services all together.
www.imagestation.com - NO LONGER WORKING www.mydubmedia.com - NO LONGER WORKING www.iupload.net - NO LONGER WORKING
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