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Old 01-06-2003, 03:54 PM
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Anyone know of a really good webspace provider? I've been looking for years at the free ones, but none of them give me what I want. I'm willing to pay, but not too much. Probably max $30 a year. I don't even really want a site, just a place to store images and such online. 50 mb is my minimum, and it MUST allow remote linking. I don't care about having my own domain name or anything, I just need a place to store images...
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I just discovered my ISP (Rogers Hi-Speed) offers 7-email accounts, and 10 mb webspace per account, so I already have up to 70 mb with them. However, the bandwidth limit is 300 mb of transfers a month...is that high, low, average? If I posted pictures on forums that are on my webspace, would all the people viewing it max out the 300 mb/month quickly?
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300 megs is alright for personal use, in a forum with as much traffic as AF I don't think it's gonna hold up, unless no one views your thread of course I have Shaw Cable out here in the west and we get the same thing too, 10megs each email account, 70megs of space in total.

I think you can upgrade to their business package or something and get more bandwidth and storage
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Yeah, I won't use it for AF, I use the AF server for that

However, would the 300 be alright for a 1,500 or so member forum?
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Probably, I've never had problems having mp3s and pics up before, it really depends on how busy your forum gets
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