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[nuxil]

Is it possible to found a co-location connection with a full 10mbits upload and download (full Duplex) constant speed and have a unlimited transfert for around 150USD/month.

i have seen Fdcserves.net with the 10mbit for a 149$ but only 10mbit in off peak time.

buy there is any other place ? Usa , Uk , Nl , Ca i dont care.

[snickn]

I don't think you will find anything quality at $15/mbit. Sorry

[nuxil]

what r you proposing ...

i dont realy need 10mbit ... 8mbit will do the works.

i juste want no limited transfert i dont want to care about the gig per month ... i dont want to broke my head with that kind of stupidities.

so 1000k = 8mbit is it better for 150-200 usd ?

[Mrdredd]

What kind of quality are you looking for?

You're going to be looking around $300/month just for bandwidth from a low quality host.

[nuxil]

i dont understand what quality are you talking about ...

i juste want that the connection do a stable 1000k/s 24/7

i dont want to have some down time speed ..

only that.

[Mrdredd]

Ok, so your going to have to pay higher than $150 for it.

FDC is not quality - If you want 24/7 10MBPS its going to cost you

What is your budget and I will recommend a host?

[innova]

You want the world for nothing. Welcome to WHT!

[SrvOutsource]

Originally posted by nuxil
i dont understand what quality are you talking about ...

i juste want that the connection do a stable 1000k/s 24/7

i dont want to have some down time speed ..

only that.

How much bandwidth are you exactly looking for?

2 posts up you mention 8Mbps, and above is basically 1Mbps (1000kbps)

You can get good quality bandwidth for the price you are looking for for 1Mbps.

But I agree with Mrdredd.
10Mbps of even Cogent bandwidth costs any provider $300 ($30/Mbps) without adding on the cross connect, equipment (router, etc.), network labor costs, etc.

When you run in Full Duplex, you are actually getting 20Mbps (10 In/10 Out).
Half Duplex you are getting 10Mbps (5 In/5 Out).

I think that is how FDC is doing the $149 pricing.
And bring up another intersting marketing questions, like others.
Your are actually getting only 5Mbps in either direction, but 10Mbps total.

Which would be cost on 5Mbps of Cogent ($30 x 5 = $150)