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To give an idea where the 5 days come from i will show you what your OLD host will receive as message from VeriSign:

Hello Karuna bdc, What strikes me most is that i do not seem to be able to see where your site is about ? After a bit of clicking and browsing it seems to be about games ? am i right ? I think you should work on telling others where your site is about, make it recognizable. I believe your site...

It seems the web2.0 designs are totally cool nowadays.. images with reflections and the clean looks. You gotta love it :D

Wow did draw these by mouse ? i would have expected atleast a (digital)pen drawing, but doing this by mouse.. well.. -respect- :D

Depends on the TLD. If it is a .com .net .org .info .biz it may take up to 5 days, but can be handled within 12h if both hosts (old registrar -> new registrar) do their job as once the requests gets in. If your new host did create the domain in his setup for you, you may ask the old host to...

There are many hosts where you will get a better service, i would expect your host to help you to restore your site from a backup. Giving out shell access is not something most shared hosts will do easily. There are many places on the web to search for a new host, just make sure you read some...

Agreed, i would prefer dynamic width before fixed width. But is also depends very much on your target audience. Creating a website which is targeted to a market where they still use old monitors (800x600) or creating a website which is for designers (high res!). Hope this helps.

Jabio, nice site, personally a bit to much red for me (but hey, taste differs between person to person, don't make this make you feel down!) I agree with your statement that creative manners make the web more original, keep up the good work.