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For my Web hosting, I've started using Globalnet again. $19.95 gets a  
bunch of stuff:
http://clickit.url123.com/webhost

For a VOIP service, I've started using Viatalk. New service, seems  
reliable. $22.95 for unlimited US/Canada, prepay is a cheaper (i.e.  
prepay two years up front comes to $15.95/month, but who wants to pay  
that much time in advance?) Not only is the adapter you can get from  
them unlocked so you can use the second port for another service like  
Free World Dialup, but they're also bring your own device friendly.  
Their voicemail and etc. even seem to be using Asterisk. At any rate,:
http://clickit.url123.com/viatalk

Note both are affiliate links.

Anyway, I really happy with Viatalk for a couple reasons...BYOD for  
one, support was very nice about telling me that their device  
(Linksys PAP2 or something) is unlocked, and the Viatalk Web site is  
simple, uncluttered, and easy to navigate.

Buddy