Mike Johnson wrote:
Business class at $90/month does -not- get you a static IP address.
It does, now. Maybe it's only for special customers ;)
> I paid $130/month for a static IP with RR Biz and I never met anyone who
> managed a better deal (plenty paid more for less.
Now you have. We have one right now. Our plan is $90/mo. It went
down from $100 (added the static IP) when we moved our office and
signed a new 1-yr contract in December.
again, I can beat that price by using a colo. $40-$45/month for RR +
$80/month for colo (which is what I pay) comes to less than $130/month.
$80/mo is closer to what I was seeing, too. Also, the $80/mo price
colo is probably for a 1u rack-mount unit, right? Rack-mounts are not
cheap, so if the OP has a tower server, then factor in the cost of a
new server, too. So TWC remains cheaper, assuming bandwidth is not
an issue (such as hosting a personal site).
Of course, this is all moot for me, since I use DynDNS and host on
the residential RR plan for $45/mo. But our business would probably
jump on a chance to co-lo a tower server for $45/mo.
C
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