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Damn, you're slick! The "1 Gmail invite" disappeared from the paid packages just after I pointed it out.

It's too bad that Google indexed you, you dolt.

lol this truly is comedy. Also your site is slow NOT due to the nature of phpbb, it can be very speedy if its not on a shitty 256kbps upload connection nad probably a crappy overloaded computer.

EDIT: So theorectically you can only host 3 people with your free package (3 * 25gb = 75gb) ~= (256kbps/8 * 3600 * 24 * 30 = ~81gb)
Feel free to correct me but it is around 81 gb max transfer for your conection. Thats some high quality hosting, even with massive overselling you could only support maybe 20 accounts or so. Also why would anyone want to host a site on a connection that would have very poor latency due to a maxed out upstream channel? Basically even small ammounts of traffic wil bring 256kbps to a halt.

I said it. What of it? Did you read the quote and the link I provided?

Every ounce of credibility you may have had in your response up to this point is now moot, since you've resorted to name-calling. GMail (part of Google) has what we like to call Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policies of which you violated. I posted a direct link so you could check them out for yourself.

Lashing out because you don't agree with someone is not the way to win respect in these forums. Good luck with your service, with that attitude I'm sure you'll do well..

Looks like he is having server issues

its been down all day, there goes his 98% uptime, i want my monies back!!

I really do not think this kid has what it takes to have a hosting company. Obviously he has not experience and does not know the complications and the dedication it takes to properly host websites. Im assuming he does not have any type of data back up (Such as RAID) and obviously his server does not seem to stable/reliable (such as all the database errors). Some people just do not understand the logistics of such a business, and do not have what it takes to run it.

Heh. And he's hosting it off his cable modem - an amazing upstream of 256kbps.

Seems to be enough for displaying error messages.

"vBulletin vBulletin test site (we set it up)"

Uhh...anyone else notice that one?
Wonder if he has a license .

Gonna check IPB..

-goes into shock- none of the demos work i wonder why .

Sacrifice data for speed?!?! then the loss of all data should be expected; after all, that's indeed truly sacrificing data for speed.

Having said that, an empty website loads more quickly than a content-rich one

Don't get me wrong, I would never host with CKnetworX, but come on, the kid is trying to do something constructive at least.

I'm sure many hosting companies started out as a "crappy pc and slow connection running outta the basement"... but he's obviously still learning, and has a lot to learn about hosting and web services, give him a break.

I know he hasn't asked for it, but if you want to help, give him some nice advice. Maybe someday he'll learn to ask for advice from people who know more as well.

Maybe he'll host a few friends and family sites, maybe a few more and earn some money for college or whatever.

Beats flipping burgers.

Yeah, I mean coming over here and having an attitude was a great thing.

And then covering up a lie.

This kid is a real winner. This is truly constructive.

I would like to interject that most hosting companies (that stay about a year in business) starts out with a minimum of a real reseller's account from another hosting company.

IMHO, hosting company started from a "crappy pc and slow connection running outta the basement" won't survive a year in "business", because the fact that most of them would get shutdown by their ISP, or their lack of dedication convinces them to move on to their life and abandon such web hosting company prospects.

I have three domains down their....personal in nature, run ok on my 400kbps uplink, don't break TOS. But I am not trying to offer something under somewhat false pretences

I probably could relocate to a friend's spot in a datacentre for free but where's the fun in that?