Virtual 1,000 GB Per Month Hosting $50.00
 

I am offering 1,000GB per month virtual webhosting, complete cgi-bin, sql databases, subdomain support, and frontpage support for 50.00 a month. If interested please contact me.

Thanks,
Rpet
rpetx at yahoo dot com
ICQ: 300946945
aim: richplaya1

Cheaper than rackshack

You can get my regular email i just use that one cuz i am on the run [email protected] . We got extra space on a few of our servers.


Thanks,
Rpet

cogent bandwidth?

1000 GB?? for 50.00?? Something is just not right..

How much of that 1000 GB will anyone actually get to use?

10MBps

The full 1,000... u will have no problem using the 1,000... the machine is on a dedicated 10mbps connectino

No thanks..

I am more then content where I am :thumbsup

on a 10mbp line you can only really get 3500BG out in 30 days. I hope you are only signing up 3-4 people

Yeah I can... I can get out like 10,000 GB a month . I use only like 4,0000 gb my self.. .intended on signing up 3 or 4 people. I also have more than one server.


Thanks,
Rpet

this post says it all.

Explain something to me...

You say your machine is on a dedicated 10Mb/s Pipe correct?

So, therefore, 10Mb/s = approx 3300 gigs per month if you push that pipe to the max all month long.

You say you use 4000 gigs yourself... Wich would be impossible on a 10Mb/s pipe.... Even 3000 gigs would be impossible.

My question is: how can you resell 4000 more?

and you sell hosting? sorry to bust your chops dude, but thats what this board is for right....

correct me at any time if you think im wrong.

10 mbp = 1.2 MB/sec
60 secs in a minute = 72MB a minute
60 minutes in an hour = 4320MB a hour
24 hour a day = 103680MB a day
30 days in a month = 3110400MB a month

or 3,110 BG a month on a 10 mbp line, and that is only if your connection is 100% clean and always runs at 10mbp

:2 cents:

Yep, no Bull is bang on!
I said approx 3300... but hes got it down to the gig.

Hence, it would be impossible to even do 4000 gigs a month on that pipe.

Unless you have a magic 10Mb/s pipe.

yeah, but he has more than one server!

Dunno where you got that but it aint so. Most people wouldnt be able to get much more than half that, assuming its 10mb capped. 1000gb is half or more of what an average 10mb is good for, but maybe they need the 50 bucks really bad.

only $50? How much are overages?

how much space are you offering and how many domains can we put on each domain?

:1orglaugh

:glugglug

10 mbp = 1.2 MB/sec
60 secs in a minute = 72MB a minute
60 minutes in an hour = 4320MB a hour
24 hour a day = 103680MB a day
30 days in a month = 3110400MB a month

or 3,110 BG a month on a 10 mbp line, and that is only if your connection is 100% clean and always runs at 10mbp

Fuck I want some of what he's smoking!

Jon

math just doesn't add up

i mean 1000 gigs is like a 4 mb pipe

and at 75 a mb is a damn good price which seems to be the going rate

I sell unlimited bandwidth for $10

this board needs a scammer section.

I have 10 servers... This is not just one server guys

Are you on a 100Mbit univ line maybe?

but how can you sell 1000GB (3.3mb/s) line for 50 a month...just does not make sense.

His calculations are completely wrong!!

10 mbp = 1.2 MB/sec <- wrong!!!

10mbps is 10 MEGABYTES per second.. NOT megabits..

60 secs in a minute = 600MB a minute
60 minutes in an hour = 36000MB a hour
24 hour a day = 8640000MB a day
30 days in a month = 25,920,000MB a month


Man ol man.. basic math

rpet

hahahahahaha :1orglaugh hahahahahha:1orglaugh

you should know that mb/s and MB/s a sec are different, but your the one in the hosting business not me...do you know the different between a mega BYTE and a mega BIT?????

B for Byte and b for bit. Very simple.

10 meg a sec???

Dude that is 600 Meg a minute

36000 meg an hour

864000 meg a day

25920000 meg a month..

All for 50.00 a month??

Count me in!!

He sale you short ICQ # too :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

:glugglug

Brad

Brad...good to see you posting.

lets start a hosting company with your 10mbit

10 MBPS is 10 mb/sec where do you get 10 mbps = 1.2 mb / sec ..

10 mega bytes per second duno how you get that to be 1.2 mbps

Lets do it haha, hi wildcard

10 m(b) <hahahaha= look it is small a sec is only 1.2 M(B) <hahahahahahahaha look it is big.

datalines are sold in megabits not megabytes per sec.

So uhh, which is it? Like nobull already pointed out, datalines are sold in megabits, not megabytes. I smell fuckwit.

They always use bits to measure bandwidth and there's 8 bits in a byte.

8 b = 1 B
10 Mbps / 8 = 1.25 MBps