Which is a unlimited bandwidth hosting?

mseostrategy

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Hi can any buddy know which is a best unlimited bandwidth hosting in cheep prices .

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aasas

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www.[B]hostgator[/B].com/ ?

 

mazgalici

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unlimited is just a marketing stuff, there is no such thing. Just search on their TOS, you will find the definition of "unlimited". All the things in the world except stupidity are limited

 

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dariobl

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Well if you are planing to host download based web site then buy VPS with 2 TB bw, if not, 250GB or so per month is just enough bandwidth for normal site.

 

mseostrategy

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aasas said:

http://www.hostgator.com/ ?

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I would need for file download based. any package's prefer.

 

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maczxl

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i think godaddy have

 

BHopkins

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Unlimited always comes with restrictions. Free download sites are almost always against the TOS. Get something dedicated.

 

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mickyfu

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maczxl said:

i think godaddy have

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LOL, stay away from Godaddy unless you want a website that is permanently down.

 

Zapdos

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eli.xir said:

Stay away from unlimited stuff. Get something from Rackspace or AWS.

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Rackspace is like Apple. Overpriced and limited.

Had a dedicated from them about 2 years ago and their techs didn't support windows (it was said they did) or apache (wtf?) or php (even more wtf?). The dedicated costed around $400/month... Godaddy > Rackspace.

 

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thelightning

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there is no unlimited. for cheap try small companies. e.g. hostatree

 

meannn

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Well, "unlimited" word is BS. If your site(s) cpu usage exceeds 5%, they terminate you automatically without any warnings. I experienced. Beware those.