Octupling the bandwidth

Submitted by Ivan on Wed, 2006-01-04 23:21.

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Just a short notice on a hosting offer. For a limited time you can sign up for any of the four shared hosting packages with Dreamhost and they will quadruple the already generous disk space! The expanded storage space will remain available to you for as long as you keep the plan! Just to be nice they will also octuple your available bandwidth! Is octuple even a word? Who cares! This means that you will probably never ever run out of bandwidth or space with these packages unless you set up the next slashdot or flickr.

So, if you're in for a hosting service do check out our promotion that we are still running to get the very best hosting for a ridiculously low fee.

And, a BIG THANK YOU! for the 57 members who already signed up with the "CREATIVEBITS" promo code!

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Wonder if I can get that

Submitted by Enigma on Wed, 2006-01-04 23:45.

Wonder if I can get that deal.. I signed up two days ago...

Edit: Nevermind. Answered my own question.

"This is retroactive for all current customers as well, and don't worry,
you don't have to do anything, it's all already happened!"

Hope it's as good as you say

Submitted by afterglow on Thu, 2006-01-05 03:09.

Hope it's as good as you say Ivan..decided to switch and went with the "Code Monster" option...Amazing price considering it's cheaper than my current hosting and offer 1600 GB bandwidth compared to 5gb and 6gb disk space compared to 250mb.

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Terrific deal...

Submitted by sugar on Thu, 2006-01-05 08:09.

...and for such a low fee.

Too bad I bought my 1-year hosting 2 months ago.

It sounds crazy.

Is it any good

Submitted by dane on Sat, 2006-01-07 12:14.

I could notice Ivan promoting Dreamhost for months now. I wonder if it's any good at all. I visit Creativebits several times a week and there wasn't a one week when site wouldn't be down. I get "server not found" quite often.

P.S. I surf from Denmark