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Catbox should be fine if not ill upload to my own file sharer

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@ozonti stop bumping your own ad thread.

True. Bad example. Backblaze B2 is a better example. Even with non-overage AWS has tiered pricing (multi-dimensional across their regions and products) which is designed to obfuscate cost and you r

I am interested in one of the two tariffs, when will they be available, or how can I order, maybe there is a way to negotiate.

Arguably, running own DC at home requires more skill xD

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Tbh your own example, AWS, sell products with x included & overages

Can you think of any legitimate reason to seek out a server that is hosted in somebody's apartment?

@FlorinMarian has (had?) DC at home but under own ASN which disqualifies him from "residential proxy" league, so I don't agree with your point here

Every company has the right to set its own terms. Terrahost had some terms. Gigahost had different terms. A customer has the right to accept the new terms or not (be a customer or not), when service i

That's the point: not go unnoticed. This would force a notification or announcement from provider. This notification would force some limitations like throttling, or even suspension. But instead provi

Thats crazy ignorant to think you can use 500TB+ for free and it will go unnoticed (Image)

Exactly. Customer was relaxed because there was no rule for using over 500TB. Customer did not expect a huge invoice and a sudden change of terms (to justify that invoice) without any prior notificati

I would personally notice and im sure alot of people would notice aswell, even if you mildy monitor your servers, I have no idea what he was using it for but the traffic increase would of been an insa

One could argue the same for gigahost. They let it get way out of hand. If they're allowing a 7$ server to push 3/4 of a petabyte and expecting someone will just casually pay an 800$ bill that's just

Again: why expect a charge if there is nothing stated? Maybe he was expecting a throttle, or a notification to set some bandwidth firewall afterwards.

To avoid saying entirely I will say it's mostly on the provider side. Fact is, if the typical cloud/server/vps customer would be expected to know what 95th% is or to even read the TOS. The whole cloud