Was looking around for second web host and found a company called InterScot, offering "unlimited" space and transfer, starting at $9.95 per month... anyone have anything to say about them? Of course, there's no such thing as "unlimited", but apart from that....any comments on their offers?

http://www.interscot.net/services/express-host.html
and
http://www.interscot.net/services/executive-host.html

Thanks..

Looks good but be careful of the word unlimeted, like unlimeted bandwith and diskspace.


I was reading the "common sence" rules and


InterScot's Web Hosting accounts are designed to handle a small to medium monthly hit-load of 200,000 hits or 5GB transfer (whichever comes first). As a general rule, if any client exceeds either of these recommended guideline amounts, an InterScot representative will contact the client to discuss the purchase of additional bandwidth for the account.

Bandwidth is charged at the low rate of just $10 per GB (Gigabyte; 1024MB of transfer). If an account vastly exceeds either of the aforementioned amounts, in an attempt to maintain the integrity and high standards of our services, we may temporarily suspend such an account while the client is contacted and a suitable solution is reached.

and

InterScot's Web Hosting accounts are designed to handle a small to medium monthly hit-load of 200,000 hits or 5GB transfer (whichever comes first). As a general rule, if any client exceeds either of these recommended guideline amounts, an InterScot representative will contact the client to discuss the purchase of additional bandwidth for the account.

Bandwidth is charged at the low rate of just $10 per GB (Gigabyte; 1024MB of transfer). If an account vastly exceeds either of the aforementioned amounts, in an attempt to maintain the integrity and high standards of our services, we may temporarily suspend such an account while the client is contacted and a suitable solution is reached.

<FONT COLOR="#000000" SIZE="1">[ July 19, 2001 04:24 PM: Message edited by: Link2001 ]</font>

Always read their policies first before signing up, it can save you alot of money in the future.