Mans
01-25-2002, 07:37 AM
I am new to this type of biz. Help me please !
When I was searching for hosting for my primary page, I noticed many sites giving more than enough bandwidth for small spaces. I've seen something like 2GB or 5GB for 20MB space. Some sites even go to the extreme by advertising unlimited bandwidth!!
But when I was searching for reseller account, I noticed that most of the big companies give resellers very limited bandwidth. For example, MCHost gives 12GB bw per 1GB space!
I am considering MCHost and just am wondering how to allocate this bandwidth between my customers?
Suppose that I sell 40 accounts with each of them having 20mb space. This will result in 300mb bandwidth per account per month (12GB/40). From previous experience I know that users with 20mb space usually do not consume 300mb of bandwidth per month. But from marketing point of view, putting large number for bandwidth is preferable. Now, is it legal to market these accounts with 1GB of bandwidth each but actually give users 300mb only. If it dose not work this way, then how can I offer larger bandwidth at reasonable price?
When I was searching for hosting for my primary page, I noticed many sites giving more than enough bandwidth for small spaces. I've seen something like 2GB or 5GB for 20MB space. Some sites even go to the extreme by advertising unlimited bandwidth!!
But when I was searching for reseller account, I noticed that most of the big companies give resellers very limited bandwidth. For example, MCHost gives 12GB bw per 1GB space!
I am considering MCHost and just am wondering how to allocate this bandwidth between my customers?
Suppose that I sell 40 accounts with each of them having 20mb space. This will result in 300mb bandwidth per account per month (12GB/40). From previous experience I know that users with 20mb space usually do not consume 300mb of bandwidth per month. But from marketing point of view, putting large number for bandwidth is preferable. Now, is it legal to market these accounts with 1GB of bandwidth each but actually give users 300mb only. If it dose not work this way, then how can I offer larger bandwidth at reasonable price?
