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I would like to introduce you to our new plans.



Welcome to AnHhosts.com
Cheap Reliable web and Reseller hosting

Who are we?
AnHhosts.com was founded in late 2009 We sadly Took our site down but did not leave our clients.
We're now back an here to stay! With over 5 years in the industry we know how to keep our customers satisfied!

Our Aim: To provide you [ The Customer ] with extraordinary service.
and to provide 99% uptime.

Some of our packages:
Shared

Personal:
- 5GB Web Space
- Unmetered E-mail accounts.
- 10GB Premium Bandwidth.
- cPanel Latest.
- Softaculous Instant Installs.
- Unmetered Database creation.
- 24/7 Ticket Support.
Price : $2.00 USD P/m


Advanced:
7GB Web Space
- Unmetered E-mail accounts.
- 25GB Premium Bandwidth.
- cPanel Latest.
- Softaculous Instant Installs.
- Unmetered Database creation.
- 24/7 Ticket Support.
Price : $3.00 USD P/m

Business:
-20GB Web Space
- Unmetered E-mail accounts.
- 50GB Premium Bandwidth.
- cPanel Latest.
- Softaculous Instant Installs.
- Unmetered Database creation.
- 24/7 Ticket Support.

- Plus Business Support!
Price: 6.00 P/m

For more information please click Here

Our Reseller Packages

R1-Personal
-10GB Web Space
- Unmetered E-mail accounts.
- 30GB Premium Bandwidth.
- cPanel Latest.
- Host up to 20 accounts.
- Unmetered Database creation.
- 24/7 Ticket Support.
Price: 4.00 P/m

R2-Advanced:
-20GB Web Space
- Unmetered E-mail accounts.
- 60GB Premium Bandwidth.
- cPanel Latest.
- Host up to 40 accounts.
- Unmetered Database creation.
- 24/7 Ticket Support.
Price: 4.00 P/m

For more information please click Here

For our billing area or to submit a support ticket please click Here

Domain Registration is coming soon.

*Note there are a few bugs on the site we are working on them*

Very cheap - but id rather pay a little extra to know nothing is being oversold and crammed onto a server. Also, are people allowed to put "Unlimited Space" because i swear i read somewhere people cant because it doesnt exist. I can understand "Unmetered".

But i do like the site design

Correct. Unlimited is virtually impossible without proper limitations / legal citations - unless of course the company can provide endless amounts of storage.

Another aspect which frustrates me is the 'unlimited bandwidth' theory. It's impossible to provide unlimited bandwidth ANYWHERE on a network that is peered from different companies. Internal networks are fine, but reliable hosting providers will -never- state 'unlimited bandwidth', again without proper legal citations in their Terms of Service.

However it's nice to see a new'ish hosting company provide properly structured packages and showing initiative without 1TB of disk space for $2.00.

Good luck with sales.

i'm sorry I don't see where it says "unlimited" ;s
as for overselling we do not over sell in any little way if we feel we are reaching a limit we upgrade.
so in no way am I over selling.

Site is pretty nice, though I noticed a few dead links and spelling errors. Also, a request - can you make your search field clear when focused?

Overall, it's nice, good prices and decent design. Good luck with sales

Unlimited Disk Space etc on the overload package.

(07-25-2010 11:34 AM)internetz Wrote:  Very cheap - but id rather pay a little extra to know nothing is being oversold and crammed onto a server. Also, are people allowed to put "Unlimited Space" because i swear i read somewhere people cant because it doesnt exist. I can understand "Unmetered".

But i do like the site design

(07-25-2010 12:08 PM)Daniel Wrote:  Correct. Unlimited is virtually impossible without proper limitations / legal citations - unless of course the company can provide endless amounts of storage.

Another aspect which frustrates me is the 'unlimited bandwidth' theory. It's impossible to provide unlimited bandwidth ANYWHERE on a network that is peered from different companies. Internal networks are fine, but reliable hosting providers will -never- state 'unlimited bandwidth', again without proper legal citations in their Terms of Service.

However it's nice to see a new'ish hosting company provide properly structured packages and showing initiative without 1TB of disk space for $2.00.

Good luck with sales.

Businesses are able to advertise "unlimited" but they either have to live up to that expectation, or cover it in the terms and conditions with an "acceptable use policy."

Also I'm not to fond of the logo, it looks abit 'busy' and the websites abit back in the day. Try pull it forward into the current trend; bright colours, simple layout with a little corporate edge.

(07-25-2010 04:04 PM)Jason Wrote:  Site is pretty nice, though I noticed a few dead links and spelling errors. Also, a request - can you make your search field clear when focused?

Overall, it's nice, good prices and decent design. Good luck with sales

Thank-you

(07-25-2010 09:29 PM)internetz Wrote:  Unlimited Disk Space etc on the overload package.

Alright, ty for that I did not see it, this will be fixed asap

Love the website design!

Good luck.

(07-26-2010 01:32 AM)Witty Wrote:  

(07-25-2010 11:34 AM)internetz Wrote:  Very cheap - but id rather pay a little extra to know nothing is being oversold and crammed onto a server. Also, are people allowed to put "Unlimited Space" because i swear i read somewhere people cant because it doesnt exist. I can understand "Unmetered".

But i do like the site design

(07-25-2010 12:08 PM)Daniel Wrote:  Correct. Unlimited is virtually impossible without proper limitations / legal citations - unless of course the company can provide endless amounts of storage.

Another aspect which frustrates me is the 'unlimited bandwidth' theory. It's impossible to provide unlimited bandwidth ANYWHERE on a network that is peered from different companies. Internal networks are fine, but reliable hosting providers will -never- state 'unlimited bandwidth', again without proper legal citations in their Terms of Service.

However it's nice to see a new'ish hosting company provide properly structured packages and showing initiative without 1TB of disk space for $2.00.

Good luck with sales.

Businesses are able to advertise "unlimited" but they either have to live up to that expectation, or cover it in the terms and conditions with an "acceptable use policy."

Also I'm not to fond of the logo, it looks abit 'busy' and the websites abit back in the day. Try pull it forward into the current trend; bright colours, simple layout with a little corporate edge.

Read what I said, so long as legal citations are included in the Terms of Service.

And again, there's no such thing as Unlimited Bandwidth. It's impossible to live up to those expectations on a proper network running on the internet.