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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by PB.
> Has anybody tried this? It seems way to good to be true!
I just signed up to see how it goes... I was a bit hesitant at first,
thinking it was an e-mail harvester for spam, but it seems real.
An interesting note is that my current web hosts, ProHosting, are no
longer showing banner ads on my site, even though I haven't paid for
them to be removed this year. Maybe this is due to competition from
these new bannerless sites? Who knows.
> Has anybody tried this? It seems way to good to be true!
I just signed up to see how it goes... I was a bit hesitant at first,
thinking it was an e-mail harvester for spam, but it seems real.
An interesting note is that my current web hosts, ProHosting, are no
longer showing banner ads on my site, even though I haven't paid for
them to be removed this year. Maybe this is due to competition from
these new bannerless sites? Who knows.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by tinman.
A bit of poking around seems to indicate that their site is hosted at http://www.freeola.net. At least, their nameservers are on freeola.net, so I'm guessing their site is there too.
Unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth does not exist. Imagine what would happen if you suddenly uploaded 20Gb of stuff and had Gb of transfer per day.
I can imagine this being like the "unlimited" internet access that so many of the UK ISP's provide. If you use it more than they can afford to give away, they kick you off. Especially since you are not dealing directly with the hosting company, but a reseller, who are at the mercy of the real hosts.
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A bit of poking around seems to indicate that their site is hosted at http://www.freeola.net. At least, their nameservers are on freeola.net, so I'm guessing their site is there too.
Unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth does not exist. Imagine what would happen if you suddenly uploaded 20Gb of stuff and had Gb of transfer per day.
I can imagine this being like the "unlimited" internet access that so many of the UK ISP's provide. If you use it more than they can afford to give away, they kick you off. Especially since you are not dealing directly with the hosting company, but a reseller, who are at the mercy of the real hosts.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by pusztry.
>Unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth does not exist. Imagine what would happen if you >suddenly uploaded 20Gb of stuff and had Gb of transfer per day.
Tinman,
They do limit you to 300MB for your site and unlimited bandwidth. But what I don't get is how would they make ANY money at all. There bussiness model can't possible last for a long time.
PB,
Thanks for the udate let us know how it is going. I was wondering about there speed.
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>Unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth does not exist. Imagine what would happen if you >suddenly uploaded 20Gb of stuff and had Gb of transfer per day.
Tinman,
They do limit you to 300MB for your site and unlimited bandwidth. But what I don't get is how would they make ANY money at all. There bussiness model can't possible last for a long time.
PB,
Thanks for the udate let us know how it is going. I was wondering about there speed.
-Ryan
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by PB.
Tinman wrote: "Unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth does not exist."
True. They appear to be a small company with naive ideas about web
hosting. I reckon they'll stop the service in the near future.
Pusztry wrote: "let us know how it is going"
Well, I don't seem to be able to upload any big files. I've tried
three times today to upload a 2 MB file and it keeps failing, and
looking at the site shows that the upload didn't succeed. Maybe
they have a file size limit? If so, that would explain why they're
free: 300 MB of space but only 1 MB per file size?
Tinman wrote: "Unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth does not exist."
True. They appear to be a small company with naive ideas about web
hosting. I reckon they'll stop the service in the near future.
Pusztry wrote: "let us know how it is going"
Well, I don't seem to be able to upload any big files. I've tried
three times today to upload a 2 MB file and it keeps failing, and
looking at the site shows that the upload didn't succeed. Maybe
they have a file size limit? If so, that would explain why they're
free: 300 MB of space but only 1 MB per file size?
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by tinman.
If you look at the freeola site, they are the ones who give you unlimited space, and one of them (can't remember which) claims unlimited file sizes.
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If you look at the freeola site, they are the ones who give you unlimited space, and one of them (can't remember which) claims unlimited file sizes.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by tranquil.
Thats shown on the website:
Website Update
Hosting Has fallen apart - The master database got corrupted and the back-up server failed! Drymen.com's offer has been taken offline. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Tranquilizer/ Secretly!
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Thats shown on the website:
Website Update
Hosting Has fallen apart - The master database got corrupted and the back-up server failed! Drymen.com's offer has been taken offline. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Tranquilizer/ Secretly!
http://www.secretly.de
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Manolo.
Haha, http://drymen.com/hosting/ is missing.Originally posted by TheBeck
Wow, didn't think they would disappear that fast...
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by DemonHell.
I only used them cos they allow users to run their own perl scripts, which I use for download tracking and page logs.
Anyway, checkout [url]http://www.port5.com,[/url] I`m moving to them..plus they allow PHP too (no more yucky perl for me)
I`ve got space provided by ProHosting too...and a couple of days ago they sent me an email demanding a "one time fee" of $10, or my site will be deleted within 14 days.Originally posted by PB
An interesting note is that my current web hosts, ProHosting, are no
longer showing banner ads on my site, even though I haven't paid for
them to be removed this year.
I only used them cos they allow users to run their own perl scripts, which I use for download tracking and page logs.
Anyway, checkout [url]http://www.port5.com,[/url] I`m moving to them..plus they allow PHP too (no more yucky perl for me)