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![]() | View Full Version : unlimitedhostingplans.com jfk 04-21-2002, 10:56 AM Anyone heard or used http://www.unlimitedhostingplans.com ? NetXL 04-21-2002, 11:05 AM $45/Monthly Unlimited Disk space Unlimited Bandwidth Unlimited POP3 Emails 99.9% Up Time Guarantee 30 Days Money Guarantee :angry: :sickface: :puke: :eek2: :uzi: www.unlimband.com Please don't go with them. satj2000 04-21-2002, 11:08 AM Originally posted by NetXL :angry: :sickface: :puke: :eek2: :uzi: www.unlimband.com Please don't go with them. Hello, do you have any special reason why he should not go with them? I am the owner of that company and can't remember you as a user! so please state your reasons and do not say just no! state some reasons! This seems childish to me, just say no do not go with them and use my company instead! 2Mhost 04-21-2002, 11:13 AM fasthosts reseller ...... from the first sight :) disregarding "unlimited"'s historical issue NetXL 04-21-2002, 11:15 AM I did not tell them to go with my company at any point. It just frustrates me and many other people here to continually see unlimited hosting companies pop up. What would you say if I said that I would like to sign up and put my high traffic website on your $45 unlimited plan? An imagery site, that does 900gb per month in transfer, and has a terabyte of images to be stored. (Just read - fasthosts. Should have known.) It's interesting that you and the user who posted this, both signed up in april, and have low post counts, and posted 10~ mins apart. satj2000 04-21-2002, 11:19 AM If you have a look at our terms and conditions we deal with the unlimited issue and then everything will be clear for you. We have a high usage policy, of course if you host a site like microsoft.com on our unlimited plan it is not going to be ok. It is clear to everyone I guess and besides users can read the terms and see what we mean by that. Thanks. satj2000 04-21-2002, 11:20 AM Also something I forgot, I am not the same user signing up with two IDs and advertising for my hosting business, I am not that stupid! If you ask the moderator to check up the IPs or I do not know cookies or whatever method, you will see that we are not the same! :mad: NetXL 04-21-2002, 11:21 AM Originally posted by satj2000 If you have a look at our terms and conditions we deal with the unlimited issue and then everything will be clear for you. We have a high usage policy, of course if you host a site like microsoft.com on our unlimited plan it is not going to be ok. It is clear to everyone I guess and besides users can read the terms and see what we mean by that. Thanks. Why not just give the account a hard limit? Saying it's "unlimited" is very misleading. satj2000 04-21-2002, 11:23 AM Giving a hard limit is a good idea! I will talk about that to guys at the sales department! thanks for your tip :) NetXL 04-21-2002, 11:25 AM Originally posted by satj2000 Also something I forgot, I am not the same user signing up with two IDs and advertising for my hosting business, I am not that stupid! If you ask the moderator to check up the IPs or I do not know cookies or whatever method, you will see that we are not the same! :mad: Done ;) I'm sorry, but it really does look suspicious. You signed up a day apart. NetXL 04-21-2002, 11:27 AM Originally posted by satj2000 Giving a hard limit is a good idea! I will talk about that to guys at the sales department! thanks for your tip :) Your url of 'unlimitedhostingplans.com' kind of gives the visitor the impression that you offer unlimited plans though. May need to change your name ;) ToastyX 04-21-2002, 11:56 AM Originally posted by satj2000 Also something I forgot, I am not the same user signing up with two IDs and advertising for my hosting business, I am not that stupid! If you ask the moderator to check up the IPs or I do not know cookies or whatever method, you will see that we are not the same! :mad: You have no right to be mad because you accused NetXL of being childish for advising someone not to go with a company that hides the truth. He did state the reason, but I guess you can't read. If you really are with FastHosts, I strongly advise you go with someone else because anyone who offers unlimited bandwidth or disk space usually doesn't even let you use enough to host a moderately large site. Go with someone that doesn't make you play the guessing game, and come up with a more creative company name. BMurtagh 04-21-2002, 12:01 PM just remember nothing is free. SoftWareRevue 04-21-2002, 12:04 PM Originally posted by NetXL :angry: :sickface: :puke: :eek2: :uzi: www.unlimband.com Please don't go with them. Agreed. :rolleyes:Originally posted by satj2000 . . . . . .This seems childish to me . . . . . . What's childish is you telling the other kids they can have all they want. *well; until you decide they've had enough. :rolleyes:Originally posted by satj2000 If you have a look at our terms and conditions we deal with the unlimited issue. . . . . . . . . . . . We have a high usage policy. . . . . . . Why must a prospective customer dig through your TOS to find out what you mean by Unlimited? :eek: If it's unlimited; it's unlimited. :rolleyes: And, as for you not being the thread starter, that may very well be. But there is no doubt in my mind that you know the thread starter. It's all just too convenient. *Disclaimer: This last statement is not based on any facts. Just the observations of past spammers. :angry: Andy was being too nice. Neo3Net 04-21-2002, 12:13 PM I think that the design is nice. But there really isn't a such thing Unlimited BW or space, but customers really should read TOS and policies. The policies are there to be read. Its not misleading if there is the little Check Box "I agree with the Terms of Service" Thanks deathguy 04-21-2002, 12:13 PM Originally posted by satj2000 If you have a look at our terms and conditions we deal with the unlimited issue and then everything will be clear for you. We have a high usage policy, of course if you host a site like microsoft.com on our unlimited plan it is not going to be ok. It is clear to everyone I guess and besides users can read the terms and see what we mean by that. Thanks. Well we can say that you are a LIAR. Because unlimited mean that you have all the space and bandwidth you need WITHOUT any restriction of any kind. So if you would not be able to host a site like Microsoft, then it mean you CANNOT offer an unlimited plan. Martie 04-21-2002, 12:54 PM Originally posted by satj2000 If you have a look at our terms and conditions we deal with the unlimited issue and then everything will be clear for you. We have a high usage policy, of course if you host a site like microsoft.com on our unlimited plan it is not going to be ok. It is clear to everyone I guess and besides users can read the terms and see what we mean by that. Thanks. Just another cheap marketing ploy to TRY to reel clients in! againnnnnnn!! Yes, I would recommend reading the TOS http://www.unlimitedhostingplans.com/terms.asp#12 :rolleyes: whois info? you may want to give this business some TIME..they appear VERY NEW. Domain Name: UNLIMITEDHOSTINGPLANS.COM Created on: 27-Mar-02 Expires on: 27-Mar-03 Last Updated on: 27-Mar-02 ClineCOM 04-21-2002, 02:13 PM I don't see in their usage policy where it states anything against unlimited space. It does say they can limit you on the bandwidth and system resources. Unless their "resources" does include space?! jonny b 04-21-2002, 02:45 PM Originally posted by Martie Just another cheap marketing ploy to TRY to reel clients in! againnnnnnn!! Yes, I would recommend reading the TOS http://www.unlimitedhostingplans.com/terms.asp#12 :rolleyes: whois info? you may want to give this business some TIME..they appear VERY NEW. Domain Name: UNLIMITEDHOSTINGPLANS.COM Created on: 27-Mar-02 Expires on: 27-Mar-03 Last Updated on: 27-Mar-02 You'd think in this day and age new starts would have done a bit of research before jumping on the unlimited bandwagon :dunce: ah well...... Cheers, Justice 04-21-2002, 03:06 PM this is the wrong site to even whisper the word "unlimited" those hosts get treated like Farakhan at a KKK rally satj2000 04-21-2002, 03:08 PM Originally posted by deathguy Well we can say that you are a LIAR. Because unlimited mean that you have all the space and bandwidth you need WITHOUT any restriction of any kind. So if you would not be able to host a site like Microsoft, then it mean you CANNOT offer an unlimited plan. Thanks to all for being nice to me and I also thank the moderators for moderating this post. First of all I do not know the thread starter, if you are not sure about this then go ask him. Send him a message or something, or view his IP or whatever method you know. Secondly, when you go and buy something, there are certain rules which you have to take into consideration. When you live in a society, there are rules you have to take into consideration. Our terms and conditions do NOT say that we are limited. We only define the word unlimited in our terms and conditions. This make sense, doesn'it? satj2000 04-21-2002, 03:13 PM Originally posted by SoftWareRevue Why must a prospective customer dig through your TOS to find out what you mean by Unlimited? :eek: If it's unlimited; it's unlimited. :rolleyes: I did not say that our plans are limited, nor it is stated in our TOS. The only thing which is there is defining the word 'unlimited'. Get hold of some kind of food you eat. Have a look at ingredients, what is E304?? when you do not know the meaning of something, it must be declared somewhere and that is why we describe 'unlimited' in our TOS. and the point is that we never say that our plans are limited. Originally posted by SoftWareRevue And, as for you not being the thread starter, that may very well be. But there is no doubt in my mind that you know the thread starter. It's all just too convenient. *Disclaimer: This last statement is not based on any facts. Just the observations of past spammers. :angry: Andy was being too nice. how old are you? :confused: SoftWareRevue 04-21-2002, 03:25 PM Originally posted by satj2000 I did not say that our plans are limited, nor it is stated in our TOS. The only thing which is there is defining the word 'unlimited'. Get hold of some kind of food you eat. Have a look at ingredients, what is E304?? when you do not know the meaning of something, it must be declared somewhere and that is why we describe 'unlimited' in our TOS. and the point is that we never say that our plans are limited. . . . . . Now that I've looked at your site more; I see that you do place limits on 'some' plans. However, you have plans that clearly state, 500MB Disk space Unlimited Bandwidth. The word Unlimited does not need to be defined in your TOS. It's a very simple word. It means there are no limits. :rolleyes:Originally posted by satj2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . .how old are you? :confused: Old enough to know what the word "Unlimited" means. Although, on your site, I would need to look up in your Terms what it means. :cartman: More insults? :pimp: I can take it. ;) satj2000 04-21-2002, 03:31 PM To clear up, we are not fighting nor there are any insults, in 21st century people talk. We do offer unlimited bandwidth, the whole problem started when you and some other users started to say that this is a bull****. Although it is not. We define the word unlimited for those of you who do not know its meaning, like you. In our terms we state that if someone uses the servers so much that it harms the accounts of other users then we won't agree with them. That is all, we never said we do not offer unlimited bandwidth! Chicken 04-21-2002, 03:34 PM Despite anyone's understandable suspicions about the thread (threads like this often seem to pop up once we remove posts), and despite the whole unlimted/limited debate, let's limit the discussion to: Originally posted by jfk Anyone heard or used http://www.unlimitedhostingplans.com ? -and let them search for the word 'unlimited' for all the hot and sweaty discussion about that. satj2000 04-21-2002, 03:37 PM Hello "Chicken", Please clear up that this thread was not started by me. In this world no one believes you even if you say the truth. AH-Tina 04-21-2002, 04:07 PM . satj2000 04-21-2002, 04:10 PM Everyone knows what unlimited means (at least I hope so), To make it clear: We allow unlimited usage as long as other users are not harmed. AH-Tina 04-21-2002, 04:11 PM Originally posted by satj2000 Everyone knows what unlimited means (at least I hope so), Webster's Dictionary says: un·lim·it·ed 1: lacking any controls: UNRESTRICTED 2: BOUNDLESS INFINITE 3: not bounded by exceptions: UNDEFINED Pronunciation: -'li-mi-ted Function: adjective SoftWareRevue 04-21-2002, 04:25 PM Just to stay on topic. I haven't used them, but I've heard someone that said they work there, say things like:Originally posted by satj2000 . . . . . We define the word unlimited for those of you who do not know its meaning, like you. . . . . You will need to draw your own conclusions. jonny b 04-21-2002, 04:34 PM Originally posted by satj2000 To clear up, we are not fighting nor there are any insults, in 21st century people talk. We do offer unlimited bandwidth, the whole problem started when you and some other users started to say that this is a bull****. Although it is not. We define the word unlimited for those of you who do not know its meaning, like you. In our terms we state that if someone uses the servers so much that it harms the accounts of other users then we won't agree with them. That is all, we never said we do not offer unlimited bandwidth! lol....i do hope you have a day job as well...... :D netacore 04-21-2002, 05:26 PM Still confused re: the term unlimited: We allow unlimited usage as long as other users are not harmed. What if users are pulling in 900gb a month, why cut them off? Put them on a dedicated! and if they max out the dedicated, build them a cluster! Then you won't be harming other users and you can still provide them with 'unlimited' bandwidth:) Helter 04-21-2002, 06:01 PM I get so sick of these threads. deathguy 04-21-2002, 06:04 PM Originally posted by satj2000 Thanks to all for being nice to me and I also thank the moderators for moderating this post. First of all I do not know the thread starter, if you are not sure about this then go ask him. Send him a message or something, or view his IP or whatever method you know. Secondly, when you go and buy something, there are certain rules which you have to take into consideration. When you live in a society, there are rules you have to take into consideration. Our terms and conditions do NOT say that we are limited. We only define the word unlimited in our terms and conditions. This make sense, doesn'it? I understand that they're is always some rules when we go buy something. Especially on the Internet. But i'm not ready to buy something from a liar. Simply because you CAN'T offer unlimited. You have said it! You can't host a big site like Microsoft. So that mean you DO NOT offer an unlimited bandwidth. So you should put a number to replace the unlimited. Like that it will be a lot more comprehensive. Because the intelligent one will send you an e-mail demanding you if that amount of bandwidth is acceptable for you. So just put a number and like that everyone will be happy. :) Jeddi2k 04-21-2002, 07:26 PM Hello Everybody! :) This is Jeddi, admin of Unlimited Hosting Plans.com! First of all I would like to thank you all for attending this intensive discussion and taking part of it and mainly showing your interest to talk about this topic, bad or good about it doesn’t matter just showing your interest gives us a feeling of thanking you for you interest! I think there has been a big misunderstanding! Well the name we choose for our hosting company is in the main international Language --> English <-- and so we choose this language so that everyone would understand the main meaning of the company! Excuse the long ness of the domain name but that was the only way we could explain the whole meaning of our company in one domain name! But as I see people misunderstood the meaning of the domain name! Unlimited Hosting Plans.com's Meaning--> As I get the impression that you all know about hosting and servers because you use your valuable time to surf on this site and I think every body knows what the meaning of "Hosting Plans" is! Well for those who don’t know, "Hosting Plans" means different packages and plans for hosting and different type of service for hosting and servers! Well in plain English and pure Grammatik, when you put unlimited before hosting plans, it simply means that we provide "Unlimited" Hosting Plans and that does not mean unlimited in space or bandwidth in any sense! So please do not define the name of the company as you like it to mean! So again for those who didn’t check what I meant, “Unlimited Hosting Plans” means we provide "Unlimited" (large amount of different) "Hosting Plans" (services, servers, packages, plans)! The main reason that we choose this name for our company is that we already offer 9 Windows packages and 9 Linux packages which give us a sum of 18 different packages! And the main meaning of unlimited is that we also offer custom packages for those who like to have their own packages with different settings as they wish! As you can see now the main discussion that you all had was based on a very big misunderstanding! We are not unlimited in bandwidth or space and those accounts that do offer unlimited space and/or bandwidth are unlimited in usage but everything has its own policy, i.e. in USA you are free but when you kick someone you go to jail. In that sense everything works based on its policies! Our company works in the sense that you are free to use our servers as much as you like, but when it starts to harm other users by slowing down the servers by using the server resources then we should ask you to move your site with money guarantee back! and that never usually happens, and someone which has got a site with 900GB bandwidth usage per month should be so Du*b(excuse the language) to come and get a hosting package with us or any other internet based companies, or better said that person should be so poor! Microsoft or yahoo or any big company never get their servers from smaller companies or internet based companies and also what we offer for unlimited simply means that we offer unlimited bandwidth and space in some packages so it makes the user free of thinking about there limits, and that they don’t need to think about it! If you really have that much of bandwidth I think you should be very illogical to signup with a smaller company than yours or your needs! We at Unlimited Hosting Plans simply provide service to those who are in need of fast reliable hosting with premium support and services! And about "satj2000" my dear partner, I would like to let you all know that he himself doesn’t know about the sales department and other stuff such as meaning of what ever name we give! He is one our valuable technicians on support team! So excuse him if he didn’t clear the meaning at the beginning of this discussion! I Thank you all again for reading and taking part in this discussion! I hope I cleared everything. If there is any other questions or comments please let us know! And if there is any other comments and suggestions please let us know by emailing us directly at: admin@unlimitedhostingplans.com Unlimited Hosting Plans - ADMIN (Jeddi2k) AH-Tina 04-21-2002, 07:45 PM Originally posted by Jeddi2k Hello Everybody! :) Well in plain English and pure Grammatik, when you put unlimited before hosting plans, it simply means that we provide "Unlimited" Hosting Plans and that does not mean unlimited in space or bandwidth in any sense! Unlimited Hosting Plans - ADMIN (Jeddi2k) I was all prepared to post an "Ahhh...that makes sense." message...and then I decided to take a look at your site. You absolutely ARE advertising unlimited bandwidth in your Gold Plans: $45/Monthly Unlimited Disk space Unlimited Bandwidth Unlimited POP3 Emails --Tina Jeddi2k 04-21-2002, 07:52 PM As I said we do offer unlimited bandwidth and space in some of our plans and that is limited in our terms and conditions! The same as everything! When you say Freedom you also define everything with it! That kicking, killing punching is not allowed! Don’t you? So that is the same thing! Try it your self! We provide unlimited bandwidth and Space in some of the plans and that simply means that they can enjoy the worry less situation and have there files hosted in limit to our terms and conditions! Unlimited Hosting Plans - ADMIN (Jeddi2k) Devorius 04-21-2002, 07:52 PM *coughcoughcoughpatheticcoughcoughexcusecough* SoftWareRevue 04-21-2002, 07:57 PM [edit] AH-Tina 04-21-2002, 07:58 PM Originally posted by Jeddi2k As I said we do offer unlimited bandwidth and space in some of our plans and that is limited in our terms and conditions! Okay, so you offer limited unlimited. :eek: Do you not see the contradiction of that statement??? --Tina DanielP 04-21-2002, 08:04 PM Ok, lets educate these dumb people for a second unlimited = no limits what so ever of any kind. limited = something that has limits. Now, by placing limits on UNLIMITED items in your terms of service is not only a contradiction but it is also false advertising, you know that thing where you say one thing on the front page and another thing on the TOS hidden deep in the site? You best read up on some laws real quick. What you offer is impossible, immoral and quite frankly borderline illegal. End of Discussion, period. Jeddi2k 04-21-2002, 08:14 PM All right now I get your point! I would forward your comments to our technicians and a copy to our sales department so that we clear this up and change some plans on the site! But I would really appreciate some other comments and suggestions if any! About the layout? Services? Support? Anything we should add or remove?! I appreciate any answers! Unlimited Hosting Plans - ADMIN (Jeddi2k) DanielP 04-21-2002, 08:19 PM Ok, several suggestions. 1) according to US law you can't offer a contest to the public and require them to buy anything, so be careful with your x-box contest, you can give them a free x-box or give the 100th signup a free x-box but you can't say "signup for our packages and enter for a chance to win a free x-box" if you do that you have to have the contest open to the public without having to signup for an acct. 2) The overall site design does look good so i wouldn't change much there. 3) You need to remove any claims of unlimited disk-space or any claims of unlimited bandwidth, just set a reasonable number for the price and you'll do fine. make those few changes and I think you'll do just fine :) AH-Tina 04-21-2002, 08:19 PM Other than the "unlimited" thing - I had no problem with your site. :) Really, if you advertise it as "We offer unlimited number of packages" - I don't see a problem with that at all. Make sure that you put hard limits right upfront, in your advertised hosting packages, and I think everyone here will give you a standing ovation! --Tina 311 04-21-2002, 08:25 PM Originally posted by Jeddi2k [B]And about "satj2000" my dear partner, I would like to let you all know that he himself doesn’t know about the sales department and other stuff such as meaning of what ever name we give! He is one our valuable technicians on support team! So excuse him if he didn’t clear the meaning at the beginning of this discussion! I find it very hard to believe that a fasthosts reseller such as yourself would require a full tech support team, and a whole group of server admins. :rolleyes: Are you sure you're not adressing your partner as yourself? I'm just having a hard time beliving you, that's it...:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: Jeddi2k 04-21-2002, 08:32 PM Thanks a lot for your suggestions and comments! I would put that in consideration of our manager and also the technicians! And I would request a small group meeting tomorrow in the morning! Thank you all again! Unlimited Hosting Plans - ADMIN (Jeddi2k) fishface 04-22-2002, 04:30 AM I find it very hard to believe that a fasthosts reseller such as yourself would require a full tech support team, and server administrators such as yourself. I agree with 311 here. Also if you are a FASTHOSTS reseller, then do you have the right to claim "Microsoft Certified Partner", or are you merely using the logo from Fasthosts site ? (not allowed by Microsoft if my memory serves me correctly) Aussie Bob 04-22-2002, 07:49 AM The use of the word unlimited in the context of "Unlimited Domains" is also not entirely right and proper. In our next stage of business evolution, we are using the word "Multiple" rather than unlimited. :) grandad 04-22-2002, 07:57 AM Originally posted by satj2000 In our terms we state that if someone uses the servers so much that it harms the accounts of other users then we won't agree with them. That is all, we never said we do not offer unlimited bandwidth! Can someone please interpret that for me I can't seem to understand - it seems like he's saying they offer unlimited unless you use too much - silly me! :dunce: NexDog 04-22-2002, 09:02 AM So there's a: FastHosts reseller An owner (who is really a tech) A manager An admin ;) A tech support team A sales team Mix that all up with the unlimited nonsense and a company created 2 weeks ago and you have an extremely tall story. Just these points that I've laid down make it clear that this a very unprofessional outfit ran by kids and they are just lying about everything. What a shame that hosting has come down to this. :( Helter 04-23-2002, 12:42 PM I think I'm going to add an unlimited bandwidth+space company to my arsenal just to piss people off. tagalaxy.net 04-23-2002, 10:09 PM a limited unlimited site with limited unlimited potential for limited unlimited bandwidth spread across limited unlimited customers eh? ;) SI-Chris 04-23-2002, 11:04 PM Originally posted by Jeddi2k All right now I get your point! I would forward your comments to our technicians and a copy to our sales department so that we clear this up and change some plans on the site! But I would really appreciate some other comments and suggestions if any! About the layout? Services? Support? Anything we should add or remove?! Originally posted by Jeddi2k Thanks a lot for your suggestions and comments! I would put that in consideration of our manager and also the technicians! And I would request a small group meeting tomorrow in the morning! Thank you all again! Unlimited Hosting Plans - ADMIN (Jeddi2k) I know you guys are high on the word "unlimited," but does that have to extend to unlimited exclamation points? Helter 04-24-2002, 01:32 AM That 's going to be my next hosting plan! Limited everything except exclamation points!!!!!!!!!!!!! Techark 04-24-2002, 01:43 AM where one gets an unlimited hard disk at? I need a new one and if I can get one that is unlimited I will never run out of space again. Just think I could download the entire contents of the internet on to my desktop. Or I guess I could get one of these unlimited plans and mirror the entire internet from it. ;) KEWL :stickout pearhost 04-25-2002, 08:18 PM Why do one have to take risk going for UNLIMITED while he/she knows his/her limit? Keep away from bit buzz words 'UNLIMITED' and 'FREE':stickout iamdave 04-25-2002, 08:34 PM Where can I purchase an unlimited HD? And where can I buy an unlimited connection? Please let me know. richy 04-25-2002, 09:19 PM ibm do use pixie dust on their hdd's to increase aerial density, maybe they aint tellin us the whole story ;) as for the rest of it, i feel sorry the customers get suckered into these plans because they dont know any better. you cant place limits on unlimited by simple definition, theres no such things as unlimited within the constraints provided in the tos. its practically an industry standard to say things like unlimited auto responders as any one mad enough to add enough of em to max out a server needs severe mental help, but anyone can run out a servers hdd uploading large files, even for legit reasons, these companies attract abuse by their very nature. ergo the quality of service will stink in the long term. as for the design sales technical and whatever teams :) hehe its all good fun isnt it. keeps one amused in the small hours. fasthosts should be enough to scare anyone off. and as regards the xbox thing, bang on target. same over here in the uk and probably europe wide my suggestions. 1 - get a new name 2 - get a new supplier pleaseeeeeeee 3 - get a new business plan 4 - get honest (if you are already apologies but either way it is required) 5 - offer solid plans, compete on something other than unlimited as youll never win out. rinnando 04-26-2002, 08:33 AM Just one more question about some of the content on the site. Is is legal to say you are partners with a company just because you use their products? And on the FQA page the question is asked if you are an ICANN approved registrar your answer is yes ,you are ICANN approved registrar, through your affiliation with godaddy. On godaddy reseller page I read this : Registrar Identification – Upon customer inquiry, Reseller must inform them that it is reselling Go Daddy’s Services. Reseller may not do anything to give the impression to anyone that the Reseller is an ICANN approved registrar . Shouldn't your answer be simply that you are a reseller? We all know the difference but some one unknown to all this might get the imprestion you are ICANN approved and may not know what an affiliate is. rinnando other then the content I think the site looks good, great design, no need for false statements, go with what you have. . cyansmoker 04-26-2002, 11:30 PM Originally posted by rinnando And on the FQA page the question is asked if you are an ICANN approved registrar your answer is yes ,you are ICANN approved registrar, through your affiliation with godaddy.Whoo, I didn't see this one. Yes, you should remove that from your page or you're very likely to lose your affiliation quick. BadBoy 04-27-2002, 01:16 AM Thanks a lot for your suggestions and comments! I would put that in consideration of our manager and also the technicians! And I would request a small group meeting tomorrow in the morning! Ok,i might be wrong but if you are a reseller what do you mean "manager" and "technicians" ? If you have a staff then why are you hosting on a reseller account and not own your own machines ? haha_aaj@yahoo.com Using a email like that on your domain registration isnt gonna get you many customers. iamdave 04-27-2002, 01:38 AM Originally posted by DanielP Ok, lets educate these dumb people for a second unlimited = no limits what so ever of any kind. limited = something that has limits. Now, by placing limits on UNLIMITED items in your terms of service is not only a contradiction but it is also false advertising, you know that thing where you say one thing on the front page and another thing on the TOS hidden deep in the site? You best read up on some laws real quick. What you offer is impossible, immoral and quite frankly borderline illegal. End of Discussion, period. Very well put! Jeddi2k 04-27-2002, 07:09 AM Thanks for your comments! But if you go to the FAQ section we wrote it like this: “7. Are you ICANN-authorized..if not what happens to my domain name if something happens to you? - Yes, we are ICANN-authorized through our affiliation with http://www.godaddy.com” So it states exactly from whom we have the affiliation from! And also about unlimited disk space or bandwidth please stop it and instead check the site first to see if you are right or wrong! Thank you all, unlimitedhostingplans.com - Team 311 04-27-2002, 07:24 AM That Does not Make you ICANN certified though!!! You're just a reseller or a partner... NexDog 04-27-2002, 08:24 AM Care to entertain us all with a description of your team, corporate structure, reason for needing an admin whilst being a reseller or do you wish to just continue this farce at WHT? :confused: Also, you have to set a signature. You can't plaster your posts with links like that. ;) Aussie Bob 04-27-2002, 09:01 AM Originally posted by NexDog Care to entertain us all with a description of your team, corporate structure, reason for needing an admin whilst being a reseller or do you wish to just continue this farce at WHT? :confused: Yes I :laugh: at those hosts who pretend that they have an army of techs working for them and they own their own 50 million dollar datacenter. :uhh: :emlaugh: :eek: :rolleyes: :dgrin: rinnando 04-27-2002, 01:33 PM I did not quote you wronge. Why twist the truth this way? You could be banned from godaddy for this, just trying to help and warn you. question was “7. Are you ICANN-authorized..if not what happens to my domain name if something happens to you? You wrote; - Yes, -----we are ICANN-authorized------ through our affiliation with http://www.godaddy.com” Should read No we are not ICANN-authrorized but godaddy com for whom we resell is ICANN -authrorized, so your domain name is safe. (if you go down at least their regitration of domain name is still there! ) or just delete the whole question and answer. Most have no idea what ICANN is in the first place. rinnando sbhmike 04-27-2002, 04:11 PM unlimited ? i first thought of offering unlimited accounts ,but when i started to write my own toc`s ,i thought wow i`m lying through my teeth here. i contacted fasthosts and asked what is a reasonable amount of bandwith a reseller can use before they are classed as a high user ? answer we offer unlimited plans as long as you dont breach our high usage polciy you should be fine my reply ok so it`s unlimited as long as my customers don`t use too much ? in that case can you tell me what the average reseller account uses per month reply that information is confidental so i decided not to offer a non existant plan and take my chances by offering reasonable honest hosting anyway i don`t care who offers it, it`s not unlimited never will be. unlimited reseller accounts seem like the ideal solution ,i`m just so glad i came to my senses before i signed up Refresh 05-18-2002, 10:15 AM All these posts and no one consulted the dictionary??? "un·lim·it·ed Pronunciation Key (n-lm-td) adj. Having no restrictions or controls: an unlimited travel ticket. Having or seeming to have no boundaries; infinite: an unlimited horizon. Without qualification or exception; absolute: unlimited self-confidence" Soooo...., it's an absolute term. Unlimited means unlimited. If you have limits, then it's NOT unlimited. OK? It's like being pregnent. You either are, or you aren't... ReFresh Angel78 05-18-2002, 11:02 AM hehe check the post's from the owner, registered 1970, posts 0 :) Gadgy 05-18-2002, 11:27 AM You corrected your spelling! well done.:rolleyes: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=50111 iamdave 05-18-2002, 05:00 PM Originally posted by Jeddi2k “7. Are you ICANN-authorized..if not what happens to my domain name if something happens to you? - Yes, we are ICANN-authorized through our affiliation with http://www.godaddy.com” Very professional wording! Fahd 06-09-2002, 03:38 PM Lets not waste anyones time anymore! He has been posting similar messages on other forums as well. Classified unlimited spamming according to me! fractiousws 06-09-2002, 03:45 PM WebHozt, I have been trying to contact you the last few days regarding your reseller account, please check your pms Sorry for using the message board for this, but it is important I get a hold of him. |