Dear WHT Members,

E.Continents, Inc. has teamed up with our backbone providers (Level 3, Qwest, and Verio) to offer one of the most unique and extremely competitive co-location package in the industry today. We now offer you a choice of either co-locating your server(s) at our ultra modern and telco-grade facility in San Francisco or E.Continents will bring the bandwidth to you.

We currently offer co-location and bandwidth services to corporate / high bandwidth customers in the following cities: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Denver, Chicago, Dallas / Ft. Worth, Atlanta, Miami, Washington D.C., and New York City. Our international operations include London, Frankfurt, and Hong Kong.

E.Continents bandwidth-on-demand pricing starts @ $0.50 / 1GB and packages are availabe from T1 - OC48 with the following standard features:

No Telco Fee
No Local Loop Charge
No Long-Haul Surcharge
No Port Fee
No Installation Fee
No Restrictions On Contents (adult contents, MP3, games, audio/video streaming are welcome)
No Long-Term Contract (month-to-month only)
No 95th Percentile Rule
99.99% Uptime Guarantee
24/7 Server & Network Monitoring
Free Rack Space (1U & 2U)
Free Set-Up & Configuration
Free & Unlimited IPs
Dual Gigabit Ethernet Connections to Level 3, Qwest, and Verio (no telco hop).
Non-throttle and fully burstable bandwidth (T1 - OC48)
Competitive Pricing Plans (as low as $0.50 / 1GB)

For more information about getting dynamic optical bandwidth solutions at radically low prices for your company, please visit our site at www.econtinents.com or call us toll-free at 1-888-601-9603.


Best Regards,



E.Continents, Inc.
1-888-601-9603
URL: www.econtinents.com
Email: sales@econtinents.com



FYI -- Many of you may have heard of us before. E.Continents, Inc. is also the parent company of E.FreeServers.

What facility in chicago

We are looking to bring everything home

Nice prices

Joe

Found this on their web site.

1.5Mbps $499.00
3Mbps $899.00
5Mbps $1,499.00
10Mbps $2,999.00
20Mbps $5,499.00
40Mbps $10,999.00
60Mbps $15,999.00
80Mbps $20,999.00
100Mbps $24,999.00
150Mbps $34,999.00
200Mbps $39,999.00
1000Mbps $179,999.

Not bad, but I have seen better.

For some reason, your page looks like E.FreeServers. Your name has similar characteristics too. Not that having any partnership with EFS is bad but I just found it odd since it seemed like you are running everything.

They do look like EFS

Interesting

E.Continents is the parent (or similar) company of EFS.

I don't see why they would need different companies/websites for the same service :rolleyes:

Hello Teck & JBIZZ718,

Just to make sure there's no confusion, E.FreeServers is a wholly-owned subsidiary of E.Continents, Inc. EFS focuses on the small business markets while E.Continents provide bandwidth services to corporate / enterprise customers. Just as Yahoo! France looks like Yahoo! Australia, we felt that it's important our two sites to have similar layouts so that our customers will know that EFS and ECI are the same company.


Best Regards,


E.Continents, Inc.
1-888-601-9603
URL: www.econtinents.com
Email: sales@econtinents.com

Just wondering...
You say, "as low as $0.50 / 1GB"
and, "Bandwidth pricing starts at $0.50 / 1GB"

The only way this could be is if you only had one price for bandwidth. It would be the lowest price, and starting price.

Can you clarify?

http://colocation.econtinents.com/ says bandwith starts off at 50 cents a gig

http://colocation.econtinents.com/pricing.htm but i dont see that reflected on this page?

canya clarify this for me?

thanks

:)

*edit* lol its basically the same question as above, oops

According to their page, it looks like if you're using 1000mbps you can get the .50 /GB pricing.

Time to move all my 300,000+GB servers. :D

Originally posted by E.Continents
E.Continents, Inc. has teamed up with our backbone providers (Level 3, Qwest, and Verio)

A traceroute from verio to your web sites goes to Level 3. Why is that?

A traceroute from verio to your web sites goes to Level 3. Why is that?
Just a theory, but perhaps they are not configured for bgp routing...if that's what you mean.:D

Wow.............I did not know a cobalt can push up to 1000 GB. eContinents.........can you explain more to us on how far a Cobalt RAQ can push up to?

Rackshack offered 300 Gb on cobalts...........but lots of members of this forum doubt it........... can you explain to us if it can run up to 1000 GB ?>

THey dont use bgp routing from what i here from their users which means if the network your placed on goes down theres no backup.

THey dont use bgp routing from what i here from their users which means if the network your placed on goes down theres no backup.
I don't know if they'll be back to respond or not, so let me just state what Jacques with EFS told me last week.
They just signed new bandwidth contracts, and as such have arranged for a dedicated 100 mbps circuit from Qwest to be installed in their San Francisco facility, which will be used for bgp routing. I don't know how long this takes, but I do know it's simply a matter of pulling the circuit from the 3rd floor to the 5th floor...which is great, since it won't add any additional telco hops.

Well, their site says E.Continents integrates sophisticated and proven technologies such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP-4) but from the looks of it, they do not use BGP4. Try a trace route from different providers (even Qwest) and you will that is all comes in on Level3.

Just an FYI :)

but from the looks of it, they do not use BGP4. Try a trace route from different providers (even Qwest) and you will that is all comes in on Level3.
Perhaps you should re-read what I just said.

sBrad, maybe you should re-read my post. According to their site, they say they are already running BGP4.

sBrad, maybe you should re-read my post. According to their site, they say they are already running BGP4.
No, I understand what you're saying.
But I'm not going debate this, partly because I don't KNOW the answer, and partly because I have no idea what this has to do with the advertising forum.
Were you looking for a provider? If so, I think they have a toll-free number.

What I am saying is that they say they are running BGP on their website when in fact they are not.

Does not matter what they told you or are going to do. It's only information.

What I am saying is that they say they are running BGP on their website when in fact they are not.
No, absolutely. And I'm not trying to argue. The point I was trying to get across in the last post was that I really DON'T know. That's why I suggested calling them rather than relying on me. :)

I gotcha :) I miss understood you.