I have money in my PayPal account, but PayPal ask me to add a credit card
If you pay by PayPal, a recurring payment is created automatically. The subscription can be cancelled at any time not […]
Account & Billing
Domain Transfer
How can I transfer a domain name away from you?
A domain can be transferred only if 60 days have passed from its initial registration or from a transfer to
Account & Billing
How can I change the payment method for an automatic renewal?
A manual payment is required to create a subscription for the next billing period of any domain or hosting plan.
Account & Billing
How to renew your hosting plan for multiple years
WebHost4Life payment processors only allow us to accept payments for one year at a time. While you can renew your
WHOIS & Privacy
How can I disable the ID protection for my domain name?
If the contact details for any of your domains are currently hidden by WHOIS Privacy Protection and you need to
WHOIS & Privacy
How can I hide the WHOIS details of my domain name?
Domain contact details are publicly displayed in WHOIS lookup databases and must remain accurate and up to date at all
Domain Transfer
How to obtain the EPP transfer code for my domain
If your domain is registered through WebHost4Life and you wish to transfer it to another provider, log in to your
Domain Transfer
How to lock/unlock a domain name
Registrar Lock is an additional security feature available for some of the domain TLDs that we offer (.com, .net, .biz, .org,
Account & Billing
What is CPU usage and how do I monitor it?
The Central Processing Unit (CPU), or processor, is the portion of a computer system that carries out the instructions of
Cron Jobs
Files That Can Be Executed with Crontab – Allowed File Extensions
There are no specific file types that can or cannot be executed from your WebHost4Life web hosting account. During our
Cron Jobs
How to Set Up a Cron Job
In this tutorial, we will show you a few useful examples on how to create a cron job for your
Cron Jobs
What Is Crontab?
At the heart of Unix-based operating systems lies the Cron Daemon—a powerful background service that automates repetitive tasks. Its functionality closely