Unlimited bandwidth?

Does anyone have hosting company?

I am searching for GOOD hosting company, my current hosting givs me only 10k Bandwidth and 500MB and im searching for Cheap, good and supportive compant that gives me unlimited bandwidth. Please relpy with the prices.

There is no such thing as unlimited

Why would you honestly need unlimited bandwidth anyway? I have 13gbs bandwidth and have managed to host a variety of sites, multimedia and this community and i'm using about 5gbs/month.

If you're looking for a large account then perhaps try hostrocket.com, they have cheap plans and are value for money!

rule number one, if a company is offering unlimited and unmetered bandwith dont choose them

Originally Posted by Bazza` dont choose them

choose me

Unlimited bandwidth is nonexistant. There is a limit on EVERYTHING. Ever heard of a hard drive with unlimited space? Nope.. there's a limit in there somewhere.

If you buy something with unlimited bandwidth, you are buying something that the hosting company cannot offer.

wll i dont mean unlimited bandwidth with all the means.. but good amount of bandwidth over 40gb for reasonable price!

I once saw www.canaca.com offers unlimited bandwidth.. but no they offer a big amount.. but their cpanel sucks.. wut u guys think about it?

Originally Posted by Bazza` rule number one, if a company is offering unlimited and unmetered bandwith dont choose them

depends how they use the term unmetered

servermatrix off ummeted 20Mbps box, you can use as much or as little as your 20Mbps can handle and they wont say a thing

how ever, unlimited hosts are wrong, nothing is unlimited.

When hosts refer to "unlimited" bandwidth, they are simply stating that the amount of data transferred over a given unit of time is not restricted in the sense that you're limited to 20Gb per month, or whatever. It is obviously limited in terms of the physical connection that the server has to the internet but that is not what is in question here.

When people say that "unlimited bandwidth" is none existant, they're simply arguing semantics. There are other arguably more correct terms to use, but this one is most recognised as meaning that there is no limit per month (or day, week, whatever) enforced.

The bandwidth may not be metered but the speed of the data transfer is likely to be much lower than regular metered bandwidth sites. So your visitors will be able to download as much as they like as long as they don't mind waiting about much longer for it to come.