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bk_7312 · 10. Apr 2009, 07:14 AM

I had some free time so I decided to give 110MB a try. The registration was quick and simple but 110MB was not what it used to be. I remembered last year when I first encountered 110MB, I wasn't really interested in it back then but if you want to see it for yourself how 110MB looked like in the past, use the way-back machine.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://110mb.com

Back in the old days (last year or so), 110MB offered 5GB storage and 300GB bandwidth!!! Now, they downgrade the storage to 110MB, bandwidth to 10GB and disabled FTP and some other features for the free account, you can only use them IF you upgrade. See the link below for yourself.

http://www.110mb.com/forum/changed-p...-t42836.0.html

I've also took the time to check out Mister and Doteasy in more detail. Turns out you can't use a free sub-domain, you can either register your own domain (yourname.com) or transfer an existing domain to use their service (which is exactly what chris.p wants).

10. Apr 2009, 07:14 AM	#14 (permalink)
bk_7312 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: 3rd largest island, smallest country there. Posts: 234	I had some free time so I decided to give 110MB a try. The registration was quick and simple but 110MB was not what it used to be. I remembered last year when I first encountered 110MB, I wasn't really interested in it back then but if you want to see it for yourself how 110MB looked like in the past, use the way-back machine. http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://110mb.com Back in the old days (last year or so), 110MB offered 5GB storage and 300GB bandwidth!!! Now, they downgrade the storage to 110MB, bandwidth to 10GB and disabled FTP and some other features for the free account, you can only use them IF you upgrade. See the link below for yourself. http://www.110mb.com/forum/changed-p...-t42836.0.html I've also took the time to check out Mister and Doteasy in more detail. Turns out you can't use a free sub-domain, you can either register your own domain (yourname.com) or transfer an existing domain to use their service (which is exactly what chris.p wants).