Amazing Specials! QUADRUPLE BANDWIDTH FOR LIFE!

[tcheck]

Kiveta is a leader in YouTube Clone Hosting. We recently have redone many of our services, including:

* All shared accounts are guarded by a state-of-the-art HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE firewalls!
* Strong partnerships with The Planet, the world's largest privately-owned hosting company, have been developed to bring you the absolute best deals around.
* A completely new, entirely unique website that focuses on being stylish and easy to use all at once.


To celebrate all of these phenomenal changes, we are offering you a once in a lifetime deal:
QUADRUPLE BANDWIDTH ON ALL SHARED ACCOUNTS FOR LIFE!


No other company has offered such an amazing offer, and with the groundbreaking deals we have made we can! In order to take advantage of this great offer, simply contact support after signing up and we'll quadruple your bandwidth for free! Make sure to mention this thread in your ticket.

Solution A
Disk Space: 5 GB
Bandwidth: 400 GB
Monthly Price: $9.95
Details

Solution B
Disk Space: 15 GB
Bandwidth: 1200 GB
Monthly Price: $9.95
Details

Solution C
Disk Space: 30 GB
Bandwidth: 2400 GB
Monthly Price: $9.95
Details

Solution D
Disk Space: 60 GB
Bandwidth: 4800 GB
Monthly Price: $9.95
Details

Interested in dedicated hosting? No problem, we have that, too! Open a ticket with sales to work out an astounding deal!

[RAMMSTEIN]

Ok all of this plans sounds good, Can you please tell me which is the network speed??

[mersh]

That's a great price.... How many users/sites will you be putting on a server?

[bplex]

Those prices are not sustainable and make absolutely no sense. If you view the site, you can clearly see that the only plan for $10 is plan A. Plan B is $25, plan C is $45, and Plan D is $85. At $10, there would be no way that they could afford to offer that much space and bandwidth, considering that they are using The Planet (EV1 Servers in Houston, TX Specifically). The bandwidth alone would cost them way more than $10.

[mersh]

If they're on the Planet (which is actually the shambles of EV1 or Everyone's Internet) then in my opinion the likelihood of a happy, successful hosting experince is nil at any price. Ev1 was AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME but when the Planet took over, service started sucking like a black hole and nothing but problems coming up. I'm surprised they're still around.

Heh bplex, seems like we don't have much nice to say about hosts today :)