Originally Posted by Agent
Nope, thats exactly what I want and how I do it with my current host.
The domains are "parked" with them and point to a directory within my public_html. They are not simply forwarding though, from the outside it looks like a proper separate website (you never see it connecting to the other domain to get data - its all exclusive if that makes sense?)
Then you should be able to do the same with any web host - the "forwarding" part is done by where the domains are parked and redirected and it's irrelevant
where you are redirecting too.
I did a similar thing with some domains registered at 123-reg - it didn't work quite as elegantly as you suggest as if you hovered your cursor over a link, you could see it was pointing to
http://www.mydomainhosting.co.uk/som....uk/index.html rather than just
www.somedomainname.co.uk/index.html if that makes sense, so it wasn't totally transparent (but most users would probably never notice). I used this method to point a few domains to my 200MB of free web space provided by my ISP.
If you want it done properly then you're looking at a resellers account which will cost you £400-500/year upwards for unlimited domains/bandwidth.