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View Full Version : 4GB of Remote Storage only $29.95/month no transfer fees


Dan7979
12-05-2002, 07:28 PM
Here is the Deal:



Storage A $29.95/month

4GB disk storage order now
unlimited transfer
unlimited ftp users
dedicated private ports
2 max simultaneously logins

Storage B $49.95/month
8GB disk storage order now
unlimited transfer
unlimited ftp users
dedicated private ports
2 max simultaneously logins

Storage C $69.95/month
20GB disk storage order now
unlimited transfer
unlimited ftp users
dedicated private ports
3 max simultaneously logins

Storage D $89.95/month

30GB disk storage order now
unlimited transfer
unlimited ftp users
dedicated Ip address
dedicated private ports
5 max simultaneously logins

Storage E $119.95/month
50GB disk storage order now
unlimited transfer
unlimited ftp users
dedicated Ip address
dedicated private ports
6 max simultaneously logins

Common Features:
No setup fees
No Data Transfer charges
No minimal contracts
Redundant OC48 Optical Internet Network
Dual Intel Pentium 1000Mhz
Windows 2000 advanced server
RaidenFTPD FTP server
100Mbits port
Site commands
Remote accounts administration
MP3 file description
Ratio system
Server to server transfer (FXP) support

Email me at Dan@okisys.net or visit our website at http://www.Okisys.net

flitcher
12-05-2002, 08:39 PM
Wow, this offer has been posted for more than an hour and I'm suprised no one has commented on the unlimited bandwidth yet. :sickface:

vulpix1337
12-06-2002, 03:56 AM
Wow, good offer
I can host files right?

aarong
12-06-2002, 04:35 AM
dont insult peoples intelligence.

bugsoft
12-06-2002, 10:08 PM
Wow, this offer has been posted for more than an hour and I'm suprised no one has commented on the unlimited bandwidth yet.

:)

You bet! Everyone must be sleeping

chuckt101
12-07-2002, 07:51 PM
Well, you have a limit on the hd space. Unless you are going to transfer things and delete them right away constantly... also, think about your end. If you are transferring things, you are also using up YOUR OWN bandwidth. Most people have a limited amt of bandwidth of their own and I doubt they will take advantage of the "unlimited bandwidth".