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20 19 200311:20PM
Doesn't look like a parody to me. It seems more like a scam. There is no such thing as "unlimited bandwidth". Sooner or later, they'll charge you extra or kick you out once you go over the "real" data transfer "limit" of your "unlimited" package.
38 21 2003 5:38PM
THis idea was probably not born in Seattle.
17 05 2003 2:17AM
Give 'em a break. Just about every shared web host claims unlimited bandwidth for those small accounts that hardly ever ever ever get near even a quarter of a gig of bandwidth usage. Sounds like forward thinking to me.
41 21 2004 8:41PM
Only when we have nothing to say do we say anything at all.
This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.
Paulo05 19 2003 8:05PM
This is a parody, right? I'm looking around the site for the punchline and I can't seem to find it. Unless it's the "unlimited bandwidth?" Ack, no thanks. Even an oil-and-coal-fire-powered web host couldn't possibly offer unlimited bandwidth.
And on their TOS scroll down to "bandwidth":
"Sustainable Host reserves the right to charge $3 per additional 1000MB of bandwidth when client goes over his monthly-allocated bandwidth limit."
So if I go 1GB over infinity, they charge me?!