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Web Hosting - Unlimited GB & Bandwith - $37 for 3 Years & Recurring Option at Same Price

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Web Hosting - Unlimited GB & Bandwith - $37 for 3 Years & Recurring Option at Same Price
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ethanol on 28/02/2013 - 02:43 hostlatte.com (345 clicks)
ILOVELATTE

Unlimited Disk Space
Unlimited Bandwidth
Single Domain
cPanel Control Panel
24/7/365 Support
Instant Backups
Anytime Money Back Guarantee
Shared SSL Certificate

1 - Normally 5GB Storage and 50GB Transfers - currently deal is unlimited for both
2 - Normally $2.95 per month if signing up for 3 years (normally $105), Use coupon code "ILOVELATTE" for a 65% off recurring discount (brings it down to $37 every 3 years)

They also have 5 domain and unlimited domain offers that the coupon should also work on. Not sure when it expires

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  • [Deactivated] on 28/02/2013 - 06:14
    +4

    I'd be weary of any hosting company offering 'unlimited' :/

    • Elysiar on 28/02/2013 - 07:55
      +4

      Unlimited in shared hosting is a marketing term which simply means there isn't a limit to how much you can have. That's simply because space in a shared environment is spread across their collection of hard drives and the price for these are so cheap that if their client base grows, they just add indefinitely. Meaning you can host as much as you want. Same with bandwidth.

      It's a marketing term because ultimately what you get is slow read/write speeds and slowed bandwidth. It's unlimited in space and usage, vastly limited in speed.

      All shared hosting is the same. That's why it's so cheap.

      • ryang on 28/02/2013 - 08:23
        +1

        Pretty much. It's a case of 'you-get-what-you-pay-for'. If you only pay a couple dollars a month, you're not going to get anything special.

        Personally I use a shared host for all of my websites, and friends, but they are small sites with minimal traffic. If anything ever needed more, I'd just upgrade it to a VPS or dedicated.

  • exc3113nce on 28/02/2013 - 08:37

    I prefer to go local for hosting, especially when recommending to corporate clients. The customer service is usually worth the extra $$$ given the amount of importance placed on servers for the running of a business.

  • DrKazanovaKK on 28/02/2013 - 08:53

    Single domain Does that mean I can only host one domain? Seems a bit of a waste with "unlimited" space.

    Shared SSL Certificate huh?

  • noz on 28/02/2013 - 13:10
    +1

    Do they let you store files on there (e.g. say you wanted to have an offsite backup of your hard disk), or is it strictly website related files only?

    • foxxo on 28/02/2013 - 13:47

      If it is limited, just create a site that lets you upload files (aka megaupload), then we can all use it.. it's unlimited right?

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