Amazon AWS Route 53 is OK as well but relatively expensive.

I did create a plugin that allowed users to upload their content (audio/video/images) to Amazon S3 (or any other file store using a similar API) however due to the projected costs it was deemed unfeas

How about amazon?

I expect hosters to act professional mainly. There can be an outage of course, this is just normal and even happens to Google and Amazon as we see sometimes. It is just important how they handle it. I

What are the cheapest solutions (outside the Google and Amazon's cloud, and Backupsy is too low RAM)?

You must understand it as flexible resources cloud at the moment and not a fully virtualized cloud like amazon.

Add a few Amazon EC2 instances on demand and you are as powerful as any corporation out there.

http://www.amazon.com/Great-Northern-Popcorn-Red-Foundation/dp/B002YOVGJO/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1391066814&sr=8-11&keywords=popcorn+machine

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Keep in mind that this is pretty much what Amazon, etc. offer. You want to offer 2 CPU, 8GB RAM, 32GB SSD? I can buy that for less than 25 cents/hour at Amazon AWS.

I'm finding myself using online stores (only require your credit details once) such as Amazon now that it has next-day delivery in my area.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41S7fzbqm9L.jpg

Further, if Paypal is such a problem, use a different payment processor like Amazon or otherwise. If there's a problem in the billing software, which causes customers to unwittingly have errors, then

Is the large company you mentioned NSA, Level3, Google, Microsoft or Amazon?

@myhken There are spot instances that can go as low as 0.003/hr for micro instances in the N. Virginia region or 0.004/hr for the N. California region. So the lowest you can get is ~$2.25 per month n…

standing by. The lowest price I can find on Amazon is the Micro instance with 0.6 GB of RAM, at it cost $14.4/mo. For 1.7 GB (m1.small) the price is $46.8/mo

@myhken You could use Amazon EC2 spot instances. It runs as low as $3~$4 per month. Make an AMI and terminate the instance, and you are only charged for the snapshot.

Amazon EC2 offers it in their "VPC", although they are not exactly "low-end".

nginx-rtmp-module: a free, open-source alternative to Wowza Media Server, FMIS, et al.