serversea.com

to everybody here im sorry to type this topic but you have be careful of the site serversea.com read what they say to me
Member Reply: Oct 23, 2008 14:58:13
Posted by: abdulla
ok ty for your replying
i understand you but why you not allow me to upload my media and mp3 what benefit from my site if i cant upload media or mp3 files?
ServerSea Reply:
Oct 24, 2008 00:36:16
The webspace is allowed for personal or business website only. You can not use it for any other purpose like entertainment, downloads, uploads, file sharing...etc. This must contain only webpages you can not keep any media files, softwares, ebooks, zip / rar files or any other non web files. Failure to follow the terms of services may leads you towards suspension of account.
I hope you understand.
Thank you
Member Reply: Oct 24, 2008 02:25:49
Posted by: abdulla
what do you mean for this? its funny may leads you towards suspension of account
after you taken my money you said that? i discovered serversea.com is very scam i will tell everybody about it..

and they have not phone for Contact us only emails

Some hosts do not allow hosting media files. It is better to check with the host or go through their terms and conditions before sign up in order to avoid this.
Good luck!
- Rick





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Originally Posted by SoftsysHosting-Rick


Some hosts do not allow hosting media files. It is better to check with the host or go through their terms and conditions before sign up in order to avoid this.
Good luck!
- Rick


you are right ty for your replying

all the shared hosting company are not honest, the best is the VPS

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Originally Posted by regardme


all the shared hosting company are not honest, the best is the VPS




true but i think dedicated server is better than vps
ty for sharing

Always best to read the hosts TOS. Know that can be a pain sometimes, but in cases like this, would have saved you some headaches.





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I don't see how anyone can consider a shared host to be dishonest if a restriction is spelled out in the TOS.
If this however fell under some generic "abuse" clause, then one would have to look at the level of music file a person might want to use on a personnal site. These days I would imagine that an individual might want to personnally access about 5 to 10 gigs of personal files while being out and about in a mobile manner.
If the TOS specifically prohibits any media files at all then the host is not at fault in any way, since I can't imagine paying out good hard-earned cash every month without examining the TOS in extreme detail first.