Sorry for not answering before, I was out for the weekend...

If you take a look at the Servage Webdrive option, you can find a paragraph
that read:

Virtual Hard Disk
Use your Servage account for personal documents and files. You can access
your data from any Internet connected PC. No more need for USB keys, CDs and
Disks.

I'm using servage, and have no complain for them...

I have hosted 12 websites on one account and I use this account as a storage
for some of my data and as a backup for one website hosted on dedicated
servers from another company, the support response is fast enough and the
downtime is minimal

"Steve" <nomail@for.me> wrote in message
news:yNzGi.78613$P45.57575@newsfet07.ams...
> Biondo,
>
> Yes, the Servage TOS seems to be good, in terms of storing files, vs, "web
> accessible files". There is no mention of the usage or purpose of the
> files uploaded. It does not specifically "and you can use it for storage"
> but it doesn't say you can't...
>
> Bandwidth and Disk Usage:
> Customer agrees that bandwidth and disk usage shall not exceed the number
> of megabytes per month for the Services ordered by Customer on the Order
> Form and must be fairly distributed over the month. Customers are able to
> use 120 Gb daily totaling 3600 Gb in a normal 30 day month. A 28 day month
> provides 3360 Gb transfer and a 31 day month will allow a total of 3720 Gb
> transfer. Sites that consume over our daily limit on a regular basis
> period will be disabled and client must look into another Web hosting
> provider to accommodate those high bandwidth needs. Servage will monitor
> Customer's bandwidth and disk usage. Servage shall have the right to take
> corrective action if Customer's bandwidth or disk usage exceeds the Agreed
> Usage. Such corrective action may include the assessment of additional
> charges, disconnection or discontinuance of any and all Services, or
> termination of this Agreement, which actions may be taken is in Servage's
> sole and absolute discretion. If Servage takes any corrective action under
> this section, Customer shall not be entitled to a refund of any fees paid
> in advance prior to such action. The default email inbox holds emails for
> up to 180 days, sent 30 days and deleted (trash) 7 days. Email subfolders
> are not automaticly cleaned up as this is the responsibility of the
> client.
>
>
> "biondo" <mau@pu.t-com.hr> wrote in message
> news:fcdaph$mlj$1@ss408.t-com.hr...
>> Take a look at www.servage.net
>> 360GB with 3600GB monthly data transfer for 6,35Euro...
>> and you can use it as a storage...
>>
>> And if you use coupon code "wanip" (without "), you get additional 25GB
>>
>> biondo
>>
>> "Steve" <nomail@for.me> wrote in message
>> news:C3kGi.47045$jJ5.20067@newsfet03.ams...
>>>I have been shopping around for a new host for my 4 sites (with <2GB of
>>>files total). I came across www.ixwebhosting.com and saw that they offer
>>>"500 GB Web Space" for $6.95/month. That's dramatically more than the
>>>5GB my current host gives. Not to mention the 3.5TB of monthly
>>>throughput. Oh boy. I began to get visions of storing hard drive
>>>backups, mapped Z drives on my PCs, etc, etc, to make use of that 500GB.
>>>I gave them a call. The rep on the phone tells me that the 500GB must be
>>>used for "web-accessible" files only, that are part of my websites, and
>>>that I cannot use the space for stored files. So then, I could use the
>>>500GB for thousands of pages of pictures of my cat, but can't use the
>>>space to park backup files? That just ain't right. Is it reasonable to
>>>advertise "500GB web space" without adding that little disclaimer? Or
>>>should I just know better?
>>>
>>
>>
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