I was searching for the cheapest Perl hosting online that also allows me to have 10 websites pointing to it. But I am finding out that cheapest is not necessarily good. Maybe I am wrong. But this is the third time I do business with a hosting company that promises to offer perl support and doesn't live up to its claims.

I'm talking about Netfirms, 50webs, and 1dollar-webhosting.com. These are the three I have tried and paid for. They promised I would get perl scripting, and it wasn't included. I was told to buy the next level up. But if I have to upgrade, then why did they include perl in their special offer or advertising!? Anyway, I didn't get what I paid for, and I was disappointed. Is it common to see hosting companies that say they offer perl and then not deliver on their promise? I mean that's the only reason I chose these hosts, because they included perl in the list.

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