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Ecommerce Solutions, We provide E-commerce services with osCommerce, which is open source, secure, industry's approved and professionally proven shopping cart.

Ecommerce hosting at TheEmailShop has been a foused solution of the company since its first day of start.

About The Email Shop

At The Email Shop we are a group of internet application experts offering some of the most advanced and affordable Internet solutions available on the web today. We help to establish a successful and secure Internet presence to our clients. We accomplish this by setting high standards in service and technology. By providing fast and reliable email and web services, backed by our extensive customer support.

http://www.theemailshop.co.uk facilitates small business development on the web through it's secure feature packed shared web hosting service. We aim to make it simpler and more affordable for you to get your business websites online as quickly and easily as possible. Through our own experience, we understand that speed to market is vital, we are committed to helping you through every step of launching your web presence.

All Our Servers
are housed in a state of the art data centre, connected directly to Internet Backbone.

Web Space with us

Our uk web space at our network centre uses best technology available from Cisco systems who are the world's best for network hardware. The building has 24 hour security, UPS failover and secondary generator facilities.

All our systems are covered by APC UPS back up systems for instant backup in the event of a power failure. With a diesel backup generator which provides power for prolonged power failures.

Connectivity at The Email Shop

Is provided by a number of leading UK providers. We use BGP routing to enable us to use all our connections to get maximum performance. This also gives us 100% uptime as even if one if our lines fails there are at least two others which takeover instantly.

Our connectivity is at N+1 standard; put simply, this means that if 2Mbits are required to provide non-stop connectivity, then there’ll be a minimum of 4Mbits. So rather than guaranteeing 99.8% availability, the guarantee is 100%.