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mc_lovin

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Quote from: underminer on October 14, 2012, 12:28:40 PM

OMG LETS TROLL THIS GUY BECAUSE NOTHING IS ABSOLUTE ROFL! But, regardless its a lot, I think that's what the poster meant.

lol yea, more like 'all you can eat' than 'unlimited' but still, pretty inconsiderate to bash a user who just signs up that day to post a valuable service.

underminer

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OMG LETS TROLL THIS GUY BECAUSE NOTHING IS ABSOLUTE ROFL! But, regardless its a lot, I think that's what the poster meant.

jfreak53

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Based on your test above I would fair to say it's probably a 100Mbps port. Which means you have 30TB a month BW Wink

jduck1987

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You could make a good bit if you ran some private proxy servers. I don't know what your ip address availability is, but you could runs the proxy server (something like Squid3) on an older machine with minimal electrical use.

ccohen322

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Quote from: jfreak53 on October 13, 2012, 08:27:28 PM

Actually nothing, I mean nothing is ever truly unlimited BW. What is your port speed? 10Mbps port speed is 3TB a month of possible transfer Wink

since the max you can download per second in thru put is 1220kBytes:
http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?190395-10Mbps-how-many-KB-sec
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=472249

That being said you said two totally different things. You said one you had unlimited, this is not possible since each and every Network card has a limit Per second which in turn limits your total available monthly upload AND download possible in that card, you can break the speed limit of a card. Second thing you said is unmetered, this IS possible since a lot of NOCs don't meter bandwidth meaning they don't watch how much you download and upload, no throttling.

But there is nothing as true as unlimited ever. So the question remains what are your port speeds per second?

Gotcha, I apologize for my lacking knowledge. I'll be honest and tell you that I don't have too much experience with networking and am not quite sure how to measure my port speeds per second (I was really just thinking anyone who might have a use for an upload service or something of that nature would contact me).

jfreak53

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Actually nothing, I mean nothing is ever truly unlimited BW. What is your port speed? 10Mbps port speed is 3TB a month of possible transfer Wink

since the max you can download per second in thru put is 1220kBytes:
http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?190395-10Mbps-how-many-KB-sec
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=472249

That being said you said two totally different things. You said one you had unlimited, this is not possible since each and every Network card has a limit Per second which in turn limits your total available monthly upload AND download possible in that card, you can break the speed limit of a card. Second thing you said is unmetered, this IS possible since a lot of NOCs don't meter bandwidth meaning they don't watch how much you download and upload, no throttling.

But there is nothing as true as unlimited ever. So the question remains what are your port speeds per second?

ccohen322

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Hi!

Just joined the site recently and am loving it so far. Great community and I'm learning a ton.
I've been thinking about potential methods to earn some extra BTC on the side and realized that maybe I could sell some of my incredible bandwidth capabilities that I have access to. It's unlimited, and never throttled. I'm not sure exactly what you'd need it for, perhaps you'd like me to download and reupload large files for you to another site? You tell me, and offer how ever much you think is fair for the service that I can do for you.
Please don't hesitate to PM me if you have any ideas...
Peace

My Bandwidth (uploads can often be even faster!)

https://i.imgur.com/FUyYI.png

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