Originally posted by energy at http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?threadid=6811
I'm looking for a good deal on 1000 GB of transfer per month (actual or average measurement) in a NOC with fast internet connection and 24/7 emergency technical support (like reboots).

If anyone knows of any web hosts with $1.5 per GB or less please post them here.
If you are a host and can give a good price on at least 1000 GB of transfer per month please email me or post here, please include the co-location charges.

We're in the same situation as energy, but we're looking for a good deal on at least 5000 GB of transfer per month at $1.00 per GB or less.

All of the offers posted in energy's thread fell through, but they were for less bandwidth.

hmm.... this may be a lil of topic, but i was wondering, what service do you provide to require sooo much bandwidth???

Contact these people:
Jeff Kehe: http://www.serverhost.com (WHT name: jkehe)
Jay Silver: http://www.pwebtech.com (WHT name: jayglate)
Michael Weinstein: http://www.weinbar.com (WHT name: weinbar)

These people might be able to do <$1/GB.

cheers,
:beer:

Originally posted by kunal
hmm.... this may be a lil of topic, but i was wondering, what service do you provide to require sooo much bandwidth???

Downloads of popular peer-to-peer clients.

Originally posted by Marc
Downloads of popular peer-to-peer clients.

?? :confused:

Originally posted by kunal
Originally posted by Marc
Downloads of popular peer-to-peer clients.

?? :confused:

More specifically, downloads of popular Gnutella clients.

Originally posted by Marc
More specifically, downloads of popular Gnutella clients. [/B]

ah.. that makes more sense... hmm.. wouldnt getting your own lines be cheaper?

Hi Marc,

Check your email. We can definitely meet your bandwidth requirement for $1.00 / 1GB with no restrictions on contents.

Hi Marc,

As you know, you will need to make sure that any hosts that gives you a quote can actually meet that demand, by my rough calculations, giving that peak times are often 100% of the traffic of off-peak times, and traffic various without notice, and they are likely to grow, and have other clients they will need to have at least an OC-3 connections or a few DS-3 connections, at this point you are looking at tier 1 and maybe some good tier 2 providers.

Maxim.Net has good prices on bandwidth. Serverhost.com and possibly pwebtech.com. You could also look a neutral colocation solutions (i.e. colo.com and neutral-colo.com). Or alternatively contact some of the Tier 1 providers like UUNET,Exodus,Level3,GlobalFrontier.

Maxim does have good prices but their connections are often terrible.