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All of these web hosting services are free. They make their money from putting advertisements on your web page. Although on some of these you don't have to put their ad banners on your site. In most of these web site providers, you can upload from your computer JPEG's and GIF's etc. You can normally on most of these use FTP and advanced users can use HTML. A good web page hosting service for beginners may be Angelfire, but depending on your needs, compare all web pages here. Stuff4U values your suggestions, and so if there is a good web page provider, fill in a form here.
Maxpages.com Here you get 5mb of web space. Not a very good web page hosting service as you have to pay to upload graphics and you have to put a load of banners on your site. In fact this is one of the worst web site providers around, But something to campare all the others with. PLEASE don't take me to court maxpages.
Qwik Pages: Here you get 10mb of space, and it is 'qwik'; quick to start and quite easy to use.Good for the begginers.
GeoCities: They give 11mb. You can upload your web page using FTP and there is also a good upload facility. You have to host a banner on this page (it can be a pop up one). They also allow you to earn commision for displaying ads on your site.
Crosswinds: This gives your web site 25mb. You don't have to put any ad banners on the site and you get to upload using FTP.
Startpath: Here you get 5mb of space. Not only that but you also get paid for the number of people who visit your site. If 10,000 or more people visit your site each month, you get paid $5 for every 1000 who visit. You have to display a banner on your site.
50megs: Here you get 50mb. This kind of room is very rare. You have to display an ad banner. Quite easy to use whether novice or expert.
Netcolony: This page provider gives you 35mb of space, along with a lot of advise on designing your page. You have to display a banner.
ACME city: Your site gets 20mb of space here, and the option to upload using FTP or their own web site wizard. You are forced to display ad banners here.
Angelfire: They give you 5 mb of space. It may have a small amount of space compared to others, but you don't have to put any banner ads on (though this is an option which you will have to enable). You can build you're website using a friendly interface, or just use HTML. Using HTML allows you to write the web site off-line in a web design program and just copy it.
Escalix: This provides a fast service, but you get only 6mb. You have to display 1 big banner at the top of your page and 2 smaller ones. This free Web page provider offers you six megs of space. You can upload/edit your web page easily.
FreeYellow: 12mb of space with no banners. You can use FTP or a website wizard.
FreeServers: Get 20mb of space here, and direct FTP access.
Cyber City: You get 5mb here. If you are an expert, this may be for you as you get options such as mailing lists, CGI-BIN, CGI-DOS, CGI-WIN, ISIPI etc.
FortuneCity: 20mb of space and good file management. They don't make you host banners.
Fast Free Webs: They give your site 10 mb. You have to place a banner on your site, but it is a fast server.
WebJump: They give 25 mb here. Easy to use, if you're an HTML expert or new. You have to put a banner on every page of your site.
Channel21.com: 12mb here. Easy for beginners to start a site with a reasonably good user friendly utility. Experienced users can use HTML.
Tripod: This provider gives you 11mb. For begginers, there's an easy step-by-step setup. Experienced users can use FTP and HTML.
Free Sites Network: You get 20mb, FTP uploading, but you are forced to host 3 banners.