I need a host that can provide roughly 2000-3000gig/month dedicated transfer. Does anyone know of a good host that can provide this and how much it would cost monthly? I'm looking for good reviews, direct me to a good company and I will sign up under an affiliate link. I only want informative responses, thanks.
unlimitted traffic cheap price if your interested. - Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz (Dual Core) - 1GB DDRII 667 - 80 GB SATA2 HDD - Unmetered Bandwidth - 10mbps port 160$ Monthly Paypal accepted. Located at europe.
Thanks for the response Alis. I have a few questions. Is there guaranteed uptime? Is the hosting service yours? Other then paypal is there standard CC payment options? Link? I would also like to know if the server can honestly handle 3000 gigs of monthly transfer from me. MANY hosts offer unmetered bandwidth but once they start seeing that the person is actually producing heavy traffic they change their attitude. I ask because I will use a lot of bandwidth, guaranteed. Thanks again.
Its 99.8 uptime. Guaranteed. Its my friends hosting service But I will give guarantee for it. cc currently is not accepted http://www.ns1turkey.com
"I will sign up under an affiliate link" There is no need an affiliate link If you whant to be a reseller jusst p.m me what exactly plans do you want
No, heh. I was looking for confirmation that his server can guarantee my high amount of transfer a month with no slow periods. Unmetered bandwidth is too vague of a selling point for me. Unmetered bandwidth is often a term that is misused!
Unmetered bw is based on the connection that is given. 1 mbps = 300 gb monthly 10 mbps = 3000 gb monthly
check out layeredtech - config what you want in a server and there are options for Bandwidth from 1500G (included) right up to 33,000Gig (100Meg unmetered) In over a year, I have not had any network outages that stopped me getting to my server. Servers are 100% self-managed and are capable of having very good uptime.
Hey guys, could you include prices with your responses, it would really help me out. You don't have to but like I said it helps. Thanks for the responses.