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leesykes
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26 Aug 2005 12:01 PM  

www.datapacket.net

(They also offer Reseller Packages)

Web Hosting Plans:

Our Hosting plans include Free, Fast and Professional Technical Support available online 24/7, truly reliable hosting in our array of web gardens, load balanced servers and multiple dedicated server environment, 99.993% or better uptime is guaranteed, we offer a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee and we provide Easy-to-use real time account management tools that put you in the driver seat.

Plan
 Space
 Transfer
 Monthly
 Yearly
 Setup Fee
 Sign Up
WH1
 2,000 MB
 40 GB / MO
 $2.95
 $29.50
 Free
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WH2
 4,000 MB
 60 GB / MO
 $4.95
 $49.50
 Free
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WH3
 6,000 MB
 80 GB / MO
 $6.95
 $69.50
 Free
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WH4
 8,000 MB
 100 GB / MO
 $8.95
 $89.50
 Free
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Annual Plans receive 2 months free.


Hosting Services: (The following services are included "FREE" with every plan.)

Domain Hosting:
Host Unlimited Domains
 Multi Site / Domain Hosting
Unlimited Domain Pointers
 Host Unlimited Sub Domains
Script Hosting:
ASP 3.0 (Classic ASP)
 Parent Paths : FSO : CDOSYS
ASP.NET Hosting (.NET 1.1)
 .NET Framework 1.1
.NET DLL - Code Behind
 .NET Application Folders
SOAP, XML, WinHTTP
 Cold Fusion MX 6.1
PHP 4.3.11 / Zend
 Personal CGI-BIN (ActivePERL)
FrontPage 2003 Extensions HTTP Multimedia Streams
ASP Components:
Persists ASPUpload
 Persists ASPJPEG
Persists ASPEmail
 ASPSmartMail
ASPSmartUpload
 W3Jmail
Email Hosting:
Unlimited Email Accounts
 SMTP : POP3 : IMAP4 : HTTPMail
Forwarding : Aliases
 Auto-Responders
Multi-Recipient Addresses
 Catch-All Email
Web Based Email
 SpamAssassin Email Protection
Database Hosting:
MDAC : ODBC : ADO/.NET : OLEDB
 MyODBC Driver : MySQL
Unlimited ODBC DSN's
 Unlimited MS Access/ Excel DB's
Unlimited SQL Server 2000 DB's
 Unlimited MySQL 4 DB's
Remote SQL Management
 Web Based SQL Tools
Hosting Features:
Helm Control Panel
 Custom Error Pages
Custom Mime Types
 Custom Default Documents
Web Based File Manager
 Detailed Usage Statistics
AWStats Web Statistics
 DNS Zone File Management
Unlimited FTP Accounts
 Shared SSL
Raw Log Files
 Advanced Site Protection
Weekly Backups
 Adult Hosting Permitted


Web Server Specs:

Our Windows 2003 Web Servers utilize Intel Pentium 4 3.2 GHz Dual CPU (with Hyper-Threading) and have the latest 800 MHz FSB coupled with 1.5GB of DDR ram and the fastest hard drives arrays available today. All web servers have 100 Mbps of symmetrical Internet bandwidth from the best data center and network in the industry.

Additional Hosting Plans and Upgrades:

Plan
 Space
 Transfer
 Monthly
 Yearly
 Setup Fee
 Sign Up
WH1
 2,000 MB
 40 GB / MO
 $2.95
 $29.50
 Free
 Buy Now
WH2
 4,000 MB
 60 GB / MO
 $4.95
 $49.50
 Free
 Buy Now
WH3
 6,000 MB
 80 GB / MO
 $6.95
 $69.50
 Free
 Buy Now
WH4
 8,000 MB
 100 GB / MO
 $8.95
 $89.50
 Free
 Buy Now
WH5
 10,000 MB
 120 GB / MO
 $10.95
 $109.50
 Free
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WH6
 12,000 MB
 140 GB / MO
 $12.95
 $129.50
 Free
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WH7
 14,000 MB
 160 GB / MO
 $14.95
 $149.50
 Free
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WH8
 16,000 MB
 180 GB / MO
 $16.95
 $169.50
 Free
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WH9
 18,000 MB
 200 GB / MO
 $18.95
 $189.50
 Free
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WH10
 20,000 MB
 220 GB / MO
 $20.95
 $209.50
 Free
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WH11
 22,000 MB
 240 GB / MO
 $22.95
 $249.50
 Free
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WH12
 24,000 MB
 260 GB / MO
 $24.95
 $249.50
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WH13
 26,000 MB
 280 GB / MO
 $26.95
 $269.50
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WH14
 28,000 MB
 300 GB / MO
 $28.95
 $289.50
 Free
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WH15
 30,000 MB
 320 GB / MO
 $30.95
 $309.50
 Free
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''Optional' extras:
Backup recovery request : $5/per site.
Extra web space : $0.50/Mo : per 100 MB.
Extra monthly data transfer : $0.50/MO : per 1000 MB.
Domain name registration : $15/Yr.
Dedicated IP address / SSL/CSR : $3/mo : $5/setup or $30/yr.
Custom IIS settings / components / CF Tags : $5/setup.
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 beta : $5/setup : per site.
PHP 5 : $5/setup : per site.

 
Lee Sykes
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Mikee
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:7
01 Jul 2006 11:14 AM  

WOW!  What an incredible Package offer...BUT...

As I was signing on I read the terms of service,  something I have rarely done, and I found this:

Mail Restrictions;

DataPacket allows customers to operate small double-opted mailing lists and news letters. Large mailing lists or other mailings with over 30 recipients are not supported and are better hosted with another provider. Mailings with a bounce rate higher then 3% will be considered spam.

I am going to develop a DotNetNuke site that requires joining (opting In) with forums that allow members to be emailed when someone makes a post in an interested forum.  I will also want to use the DotNetNuke newsletter facility for my members.   Like everyone else I hope to have thousands of members.   They have a generous Unlimited Email accounts and Unlimited Multi-Recipient Addresses policy. They also host DotNetNuke.

How can theyhave fine print in the “Terms of Service” that limit you to 30 recipients?  Am I misunderstanding something here?

I am against SPAM and illegal use of the interent but am I being paranoid here or is this a scam to bring you in and then cut you off?  I don't want to slam them.  I may well be naieve so please set me straight.  Are other hosts following the same restrictive rules?

Thanks,
Mike
leesykes
DNN Creative Staff
Nuke Master III
Nuke Master III
Posts:3426
01 Jul 2006 11:23 AM  
Hi Mike,

I haven't come across any other hosting provider limiting email newsletters in this way so I would email Datapacket support and see what the limitations are. - Let us know what they say.

Regarding emails:

On DNN C. all of the forum emails are sent through the hosting provider, but for newsletters I use an outside service.

I found that once I went past 500 users on the email list through DNN, problems occurred and the emails would not get delivered. - Therefore I now use www.constantcontact.com

I export the users that are listed under security role of Newsletter from DNN and then import them into constant contact. - This is a good service and you know that your emails are delivered successfully. - Something to think about.

Thanks,

Lee
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Mikee
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:7
01 Jul 2006 11:37 AM  
Thanks Lee, I have heard of Constant Contact and will consider them though I am disappointed in having to consider the extra step and cost.

I have contacted their support and am awaiting a reply which I will post.
Mikee
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:7
09 Jul 2006 5:31 PM  
Here is the vendors reply on 7/5/2006:

Hi Michael,

Basically we do not support bulk email, which is to send hundreds of messages at one time. You can have a forum that gives an email notification, that should be okay unless you have hundreds of active users at one time. That type of usage would not be ideal to use on shared servers.

Thank you.

 
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