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Pretty much any webhost which runs *AMP (Apache, Mysql and PHP) will be able to run osCommerce. <ol> <li>When choosing a webhost I'd reccomend you steer clear of any host that offers any kind of "unlimited" bandwidth / diskspace. If you read the small print you'll see that it's not actually unlimited, so chances are they're overselling their resources (Cramming as many people on to one server as possible).</li> <li>When I'm looking for a host I always check to see if they have a public forum, and if they do have a look around to see the attitude of the community & how quickly (if at all) staff respond to support requests. As Stephane said, Webhostingtalk.com is also a good resource for finding out a host's reputation.</li> <li>Another good technique is to google "COMPANY_NAME sucks" or "COMPANY_NAME downtime". The results can be very interesting.</li> </ol> I've personally had good experiences with Unitedhosting.co.uk & webfaction.com Stay away from 1&1, Godaddy etc. 1&1 are notorious for their poor support and it's very hard to cancel a contract with them. EDIT: osCommerce won't require cpanel - pretty much every host will provide you with some sort of interface for managing databases etc. EDIT2: Also, from what I've heard the original osCommerce project is no longer maintained properly, you might be best going with the <a href="http://www.oscommerceproject.org/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">new osCommerce project</a> 
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1. COosCommerce has been ready to hit version 3 for a while. The osCommerce Project is a fork like CRE or Zen Cart.
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