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[jfk]

Anyone heard or used http://www.unlimitedhostingplans.com ?

[NetXL]

$45/Monthly
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www.unlimband.com

Please don't go with them.

Originally posted by NetXL




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]

fasthosts reseller ...... from the first sight

disregarding "unlimited"'s historical issue

[NetXL]

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.

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.

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!

[NetXL]

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.

Giving a hard limit is a good idea! I will talk about that to guys at the sales department! thanks for your tip

[NetXL]

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!

Done
I'm sorry, but it really does look suspicious. You signed up a day apart.

[NetXL]

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]

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!

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]

just remember nothing is free.

[SoftWareRevue]

Originally posted by NetXL




www.unlimband.com

Please don't go with them.

Agreed.

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.

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?
If it's unlimited; it's unlimited.


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.

Andy was being too nice.

[Neo3Net]

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