OzeVision Web Hosting Wins Two Web Hosting Awards In March 2011

OzeVision Web Hosting Wins Awards In Categories "Web Hosting Directory" and "Dedicated Servers Directory" In March 2011

2011-04-11

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, April 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) OzeVision Web Hosting has been awarded 19th position amongst the "Top 25 Most Poplar" web hosting companies in the category "Australian Web Hosting Directory" by WebHostDir.com and 24th position in the category "Australian Dedicated Servers Directory" by DedicatedServerDir.com for the month of March 2011. The awards pages can be viewed at:

http://ozevision.com/web_hosting/top-25-most-popular-webhosting-awards.html
http://ozevision.com/web_hosting/top-25-most-popular-dedicated-awards.html

Every month WebHostDir.com and DedicatedServerDir.com rates the 25 most favorite companies in the categories "Australian Web Hosting Directory" and "Australian Dedicated Servers Directory". The "25 Most Popular List" is based on the number of votes a company receives and the number of times their profile page has been viewed each month. This ensures that every month WebHostDir.com and DedicatedServerDir.com compile an up to date list of web hosting companies that customers can trust for their web hosting needs.

"2011 has been great for us so for. We are very honoured to receive these awards in two very hotly contested categories. Our commitment to our customers is emphasized by these awards. This is the 4th time we have won award in "Australian Web Hosting Directory" category and 6th time in "Australian Dedicated Servers Directory" category. These awards show that our customers appreciate the services that we have been providing." says Khalid M. Syed, Director and owner of OzeVision.com that owns and operates OzeVisionWebHosting.com.

OzeVision Web Hosting has been providing the best web hosting service in the market since 2005. The wide range of web hosting services extends from entry level unlimited web hosting packages to enterprise class dedicated web hosting for the demanding customers. The feature rich dedicated hosting packages provide an excellent choice for a customer looking for web hosting dedicated solution.

OzeVision Web Hosting provides web hosting and domain registration. For any enquiries please visit www.OzeVisionWebhosting.com and use the "Contact Us" form.

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