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Phil21 04-02-2004 11:47 AM

Just for the comment about undercutting..

At that price we can still make money, including space. You have to understand being in Equinix bandwidth is cheaper than other places, and the volumes we buy at is quite a lot. We are FULLY taking advantage of the current (we believe temporary) insane pricing large networks are selling their soul at. Also you have to keep in mind there may be agreements in place for peering, that further lowers the cost per mbit.

Also what has to be figured in is the future potential bringing online a large customer with a big name such as Quiet. Getting folks in the door is the hard part. Word of mouth goes a long ways.

I've just heard this comment we're undercutting the industry too much lately. :) Yes, we are selling very high quality services lower than we will be 6 months. However, it is a calculated business decision in order to get our name out there and show people the level of service we do offer. NOTHING beats word of mouth advertising. Period.

Oh well, sorry for the spam. That comment simply is one of my peeves. :)

-Phil

High Quality 04-02-2004 11:47 AM

Webair can hook you up no doubt.

http://www.webair.com :thumbsup

Best hosting, support and price ratio I've come across yet. Been with them over a year!

Fletch XXX 04-02-2004 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by High Quality
Webair can hook you up no doubt.

http://www.webair.com :thumbsup

Best hosting, support and price ratio I've come across yet. Been with them over a year!

likewise.

ive been with them since before I started posting on this board.

3+ years now I believe.

wont be moving.

zagi 04-02-2004 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Phil21
However, it is a calculated business decision in order to get our name out there and show people the level of service we do offer. NOTHING beats word of mouth advertising. Period.

Oh well, sorry for the spam. That comment simply is one of my peeves. :)

-Phil

Thanks for the rational comment.

chaze 04-02-2004 11:58 AM

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Bro your a moron, come on just admit it to the people in this thread.
Your argument is week and I know a bead of sweat is dripping off your forehead right with the realism that your whole presence in this industry is nothing more then a parasite on the hard working real webmasters that make the industry the great thing that it is.

If I where you I would trash eveyrthing you have done re-think your goals and attitude and come back with a new strategy.

Good luck.

Nysus 04-02-2004 12:08 PM

You will only find out what you really can get doing 200 mbits with that many servers if you talk directly with any hosting company / the President. They are a business of course and they will try to be competitive. If you want to find out what National-Net can offer you, I'd call them up and ask for Tony though he may not be back from Cancun yet. :)

Cheers,
Matt

fuzebox 04-02-2004 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by High Quality
Webair can hook you up no doubt.

http://www.webair.com :thumbsup

Best hosting, support and price ratio I've come across yet. Been with them over a year!

I don't understand why everyone says this... I have problems on a daily basis with my virtual hosting account. I've got a cheap dedicated server that is far more reliable than my service with webair...

I guess it's because I'm not a big customer, at least that's the impression I get whenever I talk to their support guys. :2 cents:

Jer 04-02-2004 02:50 PM

Bump just in case quiet lost this thread :winkwink:

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FreeFastHost 04-02-2004 03:04 PM

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Originally posted by zagi


a. he said he wasn't interested just wanted to beat his current host over the head

b. no one wants to visit chicago neways -- wtf its not like your new york or florida

Who the fuck are you? Some tgp owner?

You're talking to a guy that OWNS a hosting company among other things, I think quiet would take his advice over yours.

chowda 04-02-2004 03:16 PM

50 hot damn alot of movies.

Rictor 04-16-2004 01:00 AM

Interesting. You don't get as much of a price break as I thought...unless those are just initial offers before the bargaining.

TheDoc 04-16-2004 01:05 AM

Check out http://www.national-net.com/2003/index.php if you really have the BW to push, they will cut you a great deal..

For dirty tgp bw I pay $.16 a gig but not at nat net :)

Brujah 04-16-2004 01:06 AM

bout $1

L0stMind 04-16-2004 01:10 AM

60tb?

$0.25 per gb.

11 machines? why? even streaming movies you shouldnt need that many. Couple of live machines, couple of spares, couple of load balancing machines, set.

Hmmm. Strange.

WiredGuy 04-16-2004 01:16 AM

I love how people list off companies, urls or contact info when Quiet clearly said he isn't planning on moving :)

They see 60 TB/mn in usage and jump :)
WG

L0stMind 04-16-2004 01:21 AM

Yah! hit me up on icq yo! 123456!

heh.

He wanted to know what was average pricing. Not how many filipino bar girls you will send him to move his hosting over to you!

Weppel 04-16-2004 01:35 AM

If you're averaging 200mbit on a monthly basis, it might be worth it to check if you can't open up your own cage and setup your own hardware.

On the other hand, it takes alot more risks to do it yourself if you're not 100% sure what you're doing.

L0stMind 04-16-2004 01:40 AM

unless he is a competent sys admin with enough free time to manage his machines, I cant see how it would save him $$.

psyko514 04-16-2004 01:48 AM

christ... 60 TB.

that's like 15 million MP3s a month :)

Sami 04-16-2004 03:07 AM

sure is alot of bandwidth.

chaze 04-16-2004 03:22 AM

What is it for?

AWW - Kevin 04-16-2004 05:08 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
I love how people list off companies, urls or contact info when Quiet clearly said he isn't planning on moving :)

They see 60 TB/mn in usage and jump :)
WG

he said he isn't moving, but who really knows what the future brings :Graucho

anyway you're not really surprised to see spam on gfy after a question like that right!? happens everyday
:glugglug

fris 04-16-2004 06:37 AM

we are down to 18 cents a gig.

big customers at our datacenter are sun microsystems apache alexa eff archive.org

strobi 04-16-2004 07:09 AM

If you want to just burn BW go for http://theplanet.com/ BW at around 7 cents/gig

zoic 04-16-2004 07:15 AM

100mbps (Tier 1) bandwidth @ he.net for $2,500/month but you need to supply the box. We have a dual xeon SCSI box that's been pumping out 80-100Mbps without breaking a sweat. I can't imagine why you would need 11 servers to do 200mbps.

Dave

Brad Mitchell 04-16-2004 09:49 AM

Boy quiet I don't know how I missed this thread! Oh yeah, I was in Phoenix :winkwink:

Performance and reliability are paramount. I don't think going with any lowest priced option is a good idea, not on a hosting project of this scale. You should be in the .15-.25/gig range, depending largely on how large your swings in bandwidth are. The reason for this, whatever provider you choose has to have available at any one time all of the bandwidth you could ever possibly use at a peak time... open and ready for you to use.

No doubt there are a ton of companies that would suck your dick to get this kind of business. As I am sure you are aware, being able to keep your business isn't something that all of them would be able to do.

If you decide that you are in the market or just want someone to speak to about it, don't hesitate to contact me. Whether or not I ever have your business I'm happy to help in any way possible.

Cheers,

Brad Mitchell

Brad Mitchell 04-16-2004 09:51 AM

Oh,

...and for all of you newB's that keep talking about 200 megabit, you're WAY off the mark. If he's actually pushing 60TB/mo then he probably needs a committed 300-350 just for his account. LOL This place cracks me up.

:thumbsup

Brad

L0stMind 04-16-2004 10:24 AM

Hey Brad.

The servers may spike over 300, possibly even to 350, but if you are paying per gb it wouldnt matter.

If you were paying 95th it would matter.

But per gb is essentially average sustained pricing. So who really cares what the peaks are... unless someone was trying to sell him 2 x 100mbps handoffs...?

And if quiet is just serving movies, he doesnt need 11 servers. Now, if he is doing something else, like segregating paysite front ends from members areas, load balancing across a couple machine to ensure uptime, etc... I can see where 11 servers would slowly creep into the picture. But I don't know the layout of his sites so... just guesstimating.

dready 04-16-2004 11:09 AM

I would definately take a look at theplanet.com, you can get damn sexy machines and bandwidth at under $0.10/GB.

Brad Mitchell 04-16-2004 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by L0stMind
Hey Brad.

The servers may spike over 300, possibly even to 350, but if you are paying per gb it wouldnt matter.

If you were paying 95th it would matter.

But per gb is essentially average sustained pricing. So who really cares what the peaks are... unless someone was trying to sell him 2 x 100mbps handoffs...?

You're missing my point... let me explain. What I'm saying that everyone needs to consider is this: the cost of doing business on the HOSTS side isn't per gig, the host is either paying for committed, 95th or (highly unlikely) on average. So, one simply can't say well you can get 200 megabit from Hurricane electric for $5000 (for example). The reality is, the host would need to be buying 300 or more megabit to sell this guy 60TB (or approximately 200mbit on average).

That's it, just pointing out that the cost side of fulfillment isn't as low as it might seem to the untrained eye. That's why buyer needs to beware when shopping for low pricing.

Cheers,

Brad

Rodent 04-16-2004 11:33 AM

For quality bandwidth should be .20-.40 cents per gig depending on the server specs and the load balancers.

As for Brads statements, well I agree with them ;) your only going to get 175-250gigs per actual Mbit billed on 95% tile depending on your traffic paterns.

L0stMind 04-16-2004 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SinEmpire


You're missing my point... let me explain. What I'm saying that everyone needs to consider is this: the cost of doing business on the HOSTS side isn't per gig, the host is either paying for committed, 95th or (highly unlikely) on average. So, one simply can't say well you can get 200 megabit from Hurricane electric for $5000 (for example). The reality is, the host would need to be buying 300 or more megabit to sell this guy 60TB (or approximately 200mbit on average).

That's it, just pointing out that the cost side of fulfillment isn't as low as it might seem to the untrained eye. That's why buyer needs to beware when shopping for low pricing.

Cheers,

Brad

Ahhh, I see what you are getting at. I was looking at it from the customers POV.

From the hosting side, when you buy a gige handoff, you cant actually utilise the full gige due to traffic spikes/fluctuations. You'd be *lucky* to get 80% utilisation. Even with our client base nicely distributed across the world, we still have traffic spikes twice a day (morning and evening). In reality, we get 65% utilisation.

So cost formula is a bit different then most people think - you maybe able to get that gige handoff for $30k per month, but you are only able to use about 600mbps on ave. So your cost per gb is much higher then $30/mbps. More like $50/mbps. And that still doesnt factor in tech support, hardware, office expenses, etc.

So its buyer beware, cuz a lot of kids are pricing themselves outta biz. They dont even understand why their hosting company is losing money... they think they are selling at a profit. And then some companies sell bandwidth at low prices, but charge you out the wang for everything else.

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evildick 04-16-2004 12:49 PM

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Ahaha! The masterpedo is trying to attack Quiet's thread, but he couldn't even do that right. What a fucking joke.

Go back to downloading child porn pics and posting them on your site. It's the only thing you're good at.

ChewbaCreative 04-16-2004 01:07 PM

try ISPrime.com

foreverjason 04-16-2004 01:15 PM

you guys all deal with shit companies.

If you arent getting first tier bandwidth at $300 - $340 per 10mbits (top end server included) your getting fucked.

SpeakEasy 04-16-2004 01:52 PM

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Originally posted by fuzebox


I don't understand why everyone says this... I have problems on a daily basis with my virtual hosting account. I've got a cheap dedicated server that is far more reliable than my service with webair...

I guess it's because I'm not a big customer, at least that's the impression I get whenever I talk to their support guys. :2 cents:

Very Interresting for sure:warning

SomeCreep 04-16-2004 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WiredGuy
I love how people list off companies, urls or contact info when Quiet clearly said he isn't planning on moving :)

They see 60 TB/mn in usage and jump :)
WG

Lol, true, but keep in mind other people reading this thread might be interested in hosting also.


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