My host has quoted me $60/mo for an additional 200Gb IDE HD. Is $720 per year for a drive that's probably worth $120 a rip off?
They also charge $16 setup...
$60/mo for 200Gb HD - ripoff?
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ya that sounds like alot
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yea, sounds excessiveCustom Software Development, email: woj#at#wojfun#.#com to discuss details or skype: wojl2000 or gchat: wojfun or telegram: wojl2000
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Yeah, I'll do that, but first I've asked them to explain why it's so expensive.Originally posted by baddogYou might ask them if they have a one-time fee you can pay instead.
We usually offer a one-time or a per month option. If the customer plans on sticking around, the one-time fee will always be the better option.
If they still want to charge me $60/mo then this customer may not be planning on sticking around for much longer.
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Looks like I was being generous, I checked my local supplier and 200Gb IDE models cost around that. With this host being quite large I am sure they get a much better price.Originally posted by Project-Shadow.. a 200gb drive goes for about $60 nowadays anyway.
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maybe its redundant? they might be putting in 2 of them in a raid setup
or they mgiht be using scsi...Mechanical Bunny Media
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It's an additional standalone 200Gb IDE HD. Nothing more.Originally posted by k0nr4dmaybe its redundant? they might be putting in 2 of them in a raid setup
or they mgiht be using scsi...
If I asked for a RAID setup then I'd probably be paying $150 a month
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