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So how much does bandwidth cost nowadays anyway?
How many cents on the gig?
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depends on which host you use, quality of service, etc
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whats the general range?
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If you are paying more than 25 cents a gig you are getting fucked in da ass.
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25 eh
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How much are you willing to pay
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Check out reflected.net . . they hooked me up with an INSANE deal. (tell em Dicknixon sent you)
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i get 75 gigs for 20 bucks and then 75 cents beyond that
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i thought it was usually sold as mbps (bandwidth) rather than gig (quantity)?
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mbits between 25$ and 100$
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how does this bandwidth thing work again? |
You can get it at around 0.14 if you really wanted to.
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how does paying by mbps work?
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bumpy
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$50/mbit..
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:2 cents: /GB
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wtf is paying by the mbit
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webair:thumbsup
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???? I can't do math like that takes too much time.
Easier just to buy in 25mbit chunks |
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let me have a go. you pay for a predetermined amount of data throughput per second. exceed that and you get charged extra for overage. that's as i understand it, if i'm wrong someone will correct me. |
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Depends on how much you need. If you are looking for less than 320GB you can't use mbps. If you're looking for more than 320GB you can use either. Or if you really need to push some traffic get into terra.
Quality can be found for .05 cents to .64 cents/GB depending upon quantity, hardware, network and support. Quote:
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I just switched over to theplanet.com where the bottom of the line server (dual xeon 2.8) comes with 2TB monthly bandwidth ($0.14/GB).
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yOu know your shit :thumbsup |
Reading this thread makes me realize my plan SUCKS!
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