Hawk, this is very good advice. This way hosts can customize a plan to your needs and you will not end up paying for disk space you do not need. The money saved could buy you more bandwidth if you feel you would like that instead.Artashes said:
You can use this formula if it helps:Hawk said:
This is what usually happens when the company thinks it might lose your account. Any company wanting to retain your business will most likely renegotiate the deal at your advantage.Hawk said:
Please don't forget to come back and review your experience. Who is the host by the way?Hawk said:
If it is a rather small amount of space with a high amount of bandwidth, you could always take a look at some post to hosts. Thanks!
Small enough that it's not the least bit unusual to find the owner manning the help desk.if your host has a service you are happy with, and has offered a suitable package, then by all means stay. You can not go wrong that way.Hawk said:I just wanted to let all you fine folks that have offered so much help know that I've been in contact with the owner of my current hosting service for most of the morning and he's made it extremely difficult for me to think about moving.
We have the bandwidth situation at a very comfortable position now, as well as a couple other nice amenities thrown in.
Looks like my hunting is over for now.
Thank you all for all the advice, tips, and information. It's greatly appreciated. :thumbsup:
I'm sure I'll be back to this forum in the future.
Admin/Mods-please feel free to lock this thread.
That is a great track record, best of luck with the next 5.Hawk said:
