© 2012 Dale Internet

Dale Internet is a privately-owned company located in Liverpool United kingdom. At Dale Internet, we consider every one of our customers to be a valued part of our business.

We understand that our customers websites are important and that they need to be able to count on us to ensure that their service is not interrupted.We have established a solid foundation to offer a hosting solution for small-to-medium sized businesses that is reliable, easy-to-use, and customer service-oriented, all for a low cost.

At Dale Internet, we value our customers and recognize their need for outstanding customer service. We are not satisfied until our customers are happy.

With Dale Internet you can depend on:

· Dedicated UK Based Customer Service Team  

· Quality equipment - Maximum guaranteed uptime

· Highly functional tools for administration

· The leading feature set available

· Secure and reliable backups

· A solid and honest business

Dale Internet currently offers the following services:

· Website Hosting and Design Both Linux Red Hat and Windows Server 2008

·  Standard email and Microsoft Exchange 2010 (Free Microsoft Outlook 2010 with all Exchange mailbox’s)

·  Domain Name Registration

Welcome to the Internet with Dale Internet

Our internet hosting packages help everyday individuals and businesses to get their websites live on the Internet with our high-powered services and professional service, all at a fraction of the cost of today's technology hosting companies.

Our Servers

We use only Dell servers in our web hosting platform. Utilising state-of-the-art technology we have built a web hosting platform that is second to none

Our platform is designed in such a way that if any server fails another server automatically and without delay takes over that server's workload. For example, if one of our mail servers breaks down another server automatically comes online, with all the correct configuration, and takes over the work of the failed server. During this period no email is lost.

As well as this, all data is stored in two large network disk arrays. Data is automatically synchronised between the arrays so that in the event of an array failing the remaining array continues to serve data to the servers with no downtime.