Hello! I have been having trouble with my web site running out of bandwidth. I already have the upgraded account and have previously paid for web hosting credits because I was unable to keep up with the posts. I have seen similar requests on this forum and you have responded before by offering to transfer the website to computinghost.com. It looks like I will have to do this. Under budget hosting, the highest package on the computinghost.com website was for 5 GB bandwidth. I would like at least twice that much, and may need more as my website grows. My question is, how much will it cost me per year or per month for 10 GB bandwidth? Also, how does the transfer work? What should my next step be when I am ready? I have 9 days left on Trap17.com free hosting. Thanks so much for your response and for the great web hosting service I have received so far.

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Might I suggest you issue a PM to OpaQue directly on these Questions. He would be the one to answer them.

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Thank you for inquiring advance hosting option.

Computinghost can provide with what you need. Under the Plan 3S, you will have 2.1GB of space and 33.3GB of bandwidth. This plan can be paid $3.33 monthly or $39.96 annually.

For additional details, please visit http://www.computinghost.com/plans.html

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Thanks for the quick reply and all your help. Those prices sound good! You get allot of service for your buck My only concern would be purchasing the yearly package and running out of bandwidth in the middle of the subscription. What would happen if I did purchase the annual package and started needing more bandwidth? Also, where do I go to see about transfering my website to computinghost.com and does the transfer include making sure the scripts are not broken from the move? We have a forum, directory, and contact scripts. Thanks so much!

 

 

 

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When you need more bandwidth than 33.3GB per month, you can upgrade to the next plan--77.7GB bandwidth per month.

If you set your links correctly in the beginning--i.e. a href="/directory/link" instead of a href="http://www.yoursite/directory/link"--your transfer from one hosting to another would not be a problem. This applies to your database as well.

When you have backup of your entire work (minus the database) in your local harddrive, it's a matter of simple FTP upload in zip file and use cPanel to unzip. It's easy as that. You should always practice to have backup in your local drive.

For further transferring help please contact ComputingHost.

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