IS 30GB account providers?

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Who are the ISP's that provide IS accounts excluding nukecap and openweb?
 
Yea; I'm intrested in their new 1st nov accounts though. I'm trying to find out who all the providers are that provide these new accounts.
 
:/ I wanna know whos providing the 2gb/30gb 3gb/30gb 5gb/30gb and 10gb/30gb IS accounts other than nukecape and openweb. The uncapped offerings restrict p2p access to badly I hear and they also far too expensive.
 
yes imagine also offer the IS accounts.

The point is, we all offer in the same price range, u wont get a 10gig for R100 or more, cheaper somewhere else :)
 
Vio said:
The uncapped offerings restrict p2p access to badly
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So get a TorrentFlux account n00bie :)
 
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No I wasn't referring to Slimothy's service.. one can rent a server whereever and let TF run on it.. piece of cake apparently.
 
As far as I understand, you would need to rent a dedicated or virtual server for torrentflux as it requires bittorrent and a server costs about $100/month.

MaD said:
mmmmk, whats your definition of too expensive?
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Anything over R500 is too expensive and 500 would be pushing it, especialy if you consider that Telkom must still get its cut...
 
Vio said:
As far as I understand, you would need to rent a dedicated or virtual server for torrentflux as it requires bittorrent and a server costs about $100/month.
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Thats not the only problem, to do active "illegal copyright" storage, you will need to find a very "kind host" which would probably charge you more than the mass hosts.

Hosting torrents and storing torrents is completely different. Hosting torrents act as passthru, any place other than USA wouldnt be a problem but storing torrents will be a illegal copyright problem since you are actively storing the actual data on your server.
 
Clipse said:
Thats not the only problem, to do active "illegal copyright" storage, you will need to find a very "kind host" which would probably charge you more than the mass hosts.

Hosting torrents and storing torrents is completely different. Hosting torrents act as passthru, any place other than USA wouldnt be a problem but storing torrents will be a illegal copyright problem since you are actively storing the actual data on your server.
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LOL! ;) fare, but the biggest problem is still price!
 
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