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250 Mbps is more than enough for a lot of applications. If the traffic to the self-hosted videos is fairly light, I'd guess it wouldn't be a problem—more important to have a quality network close to y

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* For a low to medium traffic text/photo rich website?

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You state the conditions clearly so everyone knows what to expect. "Unlimited traffic up to 250 TB a month." Many people do that and that is the legal and normal way of doing if you

The argument is the fact they they advertise its unlimited and dedicated. If you buy a dedicated unlimited 1G port, you should be able to push 1G 24/7, that is by definition what it means. There is no

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You can look into IncogNet and BuyVM. Maybe they are your best bet.

Now, I don't know what OP's use case is, but it's probably a good idea to look for a custom solution. Doesn't 250 TB per month, from month-to-month, sound like a lot, even for a dedicated server? Or i

Frantech (BuyVM.net) with Path.net AntyDDoS IP or check tempest.net (it is Path.net brand)

I got the email too this morning. After checking the traffic statistics for last month I had only 1 server that was over 250, it was 259TB, while the next highest was under 100TB. Stats for this month

I received this email earlier today as well.

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You are wrong actually. If Hetzner terminates the contract the month after because the user is using 250 TB this month, it is breaking the term of unlimited already. Do you get my point? Hetzner may u

So if you purchase unlimited you basically purchase now 250 TB, so ? its a lie