I am looking for Web hosting plan. My site has Traffic from 8000 -10000 users per day. So I want fast server with lot of data transfer limit on linux server.
I an currently using “Netfirms ADVANTAGE™ only $9.95 /mo” plan. This paln got 2,000 GB Transfer limit per month. Which is quite good as Is there any paln from reputed company to which I can switch.
I want to switch as I an not happy with the performance of Netfirms servers I feel they are slow and downtime is frequent .
Most of my site is in HTML but some modules use PHP and Mysql.
Kindly suggest which is best hosting plan for me.
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I came across with an insane plane: WebhostingBuzz
They offer crazy amounts of resources for $3/month (5G disk space; 100G bw). I have no idea how these guys survive if ever. I more and more think these companies live on their current cash which is their initial investment for a few years (must have lots of money in the beginning), and they charge $3 just like they could charge $1, wouldn’t make much difference. In the end, they resell the company with lots of customers.
I think this is the only way because let’s say they have 10,000 customers, this means they earn only $30,000 / month for all their bills and expenditures! Impossible…
sometimes there isn’t a strategy and people have not thought things through all the way. In general you sell low build loyalty and jack up prices down the line.
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hi ,
i making a file hosting site and i wanted to ask .
1- do you really offer 300GB ?
2- if i spend like 40 GB will you fire me ?
3- what is the max cpu load allowed for my site ?
Just one caution on the 300GB —-
It is up to 300GB for files required for/integral to your website; that does not mean 300GB of diskspace to use for storage of incidental material (so, it is not to be used for backups, file storage, storage of downloadable multimedia files, etc.) — the space being used must be used for files “required” for the presentation/operation of your site.
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