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Originally Posted by NemesisEnforcer
In the early years, a number of sites did not have their own domain name. For example sites would appear as www.domain.net/~kelly or kelly.domain.net.
Back then, I was quoted $6,000.00 a month for a dedicated server with 50 Megs of disc space plus bandwidth charges or you could get your own T1 for $1,495.00 per month and run a server from your house or office. I still have the e-mail from our ISP explaining that they have to throttle our accounts to avoid disrupting their network.
ISPs would shut down our accounts within days after launching a site becasue of the bandwidth used. So we would move around. |
those were the days LOL
i remember one of the biggest problems for the amateur girls in the early days was bandwidth ... it stopped a lot of sites from getting off the ground which today would probably thrive.
the first amateur girl site I remember was Casey Cox, however there were a lot of sites around at that time.