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Acme Commerce Sdn Bhd which was established in 1989 created webserver.com.my in 1998 to be the hosting provider preferred by customers over other webhosting providers. They are already managing over 10000 sites in over 60 countries. Their services and products include shared web hosting, e-mail hosting, spam filter, dedicated server, virtual private server, server co-location, managed solution and domain name registration.

There are 5 hosting packages offered that start from RM300 per year for 3 GB of web space. They provide for both Linux and Windows based hosting packages. The Value II Hosting package provides a storage space of 20 GB, unlimited POP3/SMTP e-mail accounts and a free spam filter. This package is priced at RM398 and if you have to choose among all the packages, this is value for money. Their hosting packages however do seem to cater for businesses and less for personal use.

The homepage of internet-webhosting.com showcases the products that they offer. They provide services not only for major businesses but also for the individuals. There are 5 hosting plans that are being offered. Depending on your web space requirements, you can choose from 5 of these plans that start from RM80 per year. Starting from RM80 per year for a Standard Plan with 5GB of storage space, their services are fairly affordable. For those with a higher storage space requirements, you may opt for the Supreme Plan that offer a storage space of 50GB with a cost of RM300 per year which is still affordable for business entities.

They also provide assistance in web design and domain registration. Their products come with a 30 days money back guarantee and their long list of customers’ testimonials is witness to their excellent service. They provide 24 hours technical support and they can be contacted either by phone, fax or e-mail. Their business address and office is in Subang Jaya.

Their site is a little impersonal and I have no idea who the owner is or when they were first established. My guess is that this is a fairly new site as the site-owner is reluctant to establish his web presence.