Free Web Space upgrade to 10 GB

[John]

We have decided to upgrade the the web space to 10 Gb for everyone who is on “free web hosting with ads”. The upgrade doesn’t apply to users on “free web hosting with no ads” or “post for host” package. If you are on “free web hosting with ads” or "free web hosting with manual ads" package, please log into your site control panel and make sure the space shows 10 GB. If you still see 2 GB, please either start a new topic in our support forum or submit a new ticket.

[mk93]

Great! Thanks for this decision. Now I don't have problems with my web space because it's very big. Thank you very much.

[zztech]

Wow! I'm on Post for Host, so this doesn't apply to me, but I have to say, you guys really are generous.

[tronador]

i have a post for host package, i can change my plan ???
where can i get instructions??

Best Regards
tronador

[John]

Originally Posted by tronador

i have a post for host package, i can change my plan ???
where can i get instructions??

Best Regards
tronador

please refer to the following link if you wish to change your package - http://www.profusehost.net/forum/acc...ting-plan.html

[z4ks]

Thanks so much, always making us satisfied. I'm planning on having a relatively large forum, so I may benefit in the future.

[saynews]

How nice people you are! now we can make bigger web site. 10 gb is huge and I think everyone will jump to this package like me.

[Jace]

Too bad it's not for Post for Host, but you guys are really generous though

<3 Profusehost


Gotta make my 15 posts now though. Been on vacation all this time. Better get going (:

[wired076]

The upgrade to 10 GB is great!

Originally Posted by z4ks

Thanks so much, always making us satisfied. I'm planning on having a relatively large forum, so I may benefit in the future.

Even though you are planning on having a large forum in the future initially it will be fine on shared hosting but if it becomes quite large or you feel that you want/need a server specifically dedicated to your site because it is intensive on the machine or requires certain things that you can't get on a shared hosting plan you may need to change to dedicated hosting.

ProfuseHost continues to excel themselves.

[elnathan.rupert]

Quick question, how does "shared" shared hosting differ from "dedicated" shared hosting? I have been working with a web hosting company for almost four years now and this is the first time I heard of such. Pardon my ignorance guys but I am just plain curious.