View Full Version : GCSNET.NET...has limits.
niv
March 17th, 2001, 10:01
if you're not generating enough unique hits a day, you can't qualify to get the:
1. CGI/PHP/MySQL support
2. 100 MB
3. BASH shell
4. FTP Account
etc...
oh and take a look at this:
After our popup loads once your site is ad-free...
that ONE ad will make gcsnet.net a site with ads. it's not ad-free until after that popup. :mad:
Lynks
March 17th, 2001, 10:19
You can't complain look at what they give you :)
I just hope they survive!
I don't mind banners/popups and anything else they throw my way because all those features it's worth it.
Lynks
psxonline
March 17th, 2001, 13:20
pop ups are c*nts and i h8 them banner free is better i mean the real banner free brinkster is good but u have 2 pay for you ftp or use the browser f2s.com is brill no ads but slow at downloading i need a fast server no ads 20,30mbs and ftp cos i dont know anyone would like 2 upload over 600 files though browser do u? ;)
Coolin
March 17th, 2001, 13:59
psxonline, you see, banners are the only way a host can get money to host you for free. If a host doesn't have banners, they are running on empty and become slow. If you want a fast server, you must find one that has banners.
niv
March 17th, 2001, 14:03
that's true. the only problem is the way they display their banners. if it were just a banner, that would be swell, but if it was an ugly looking piece of crap like prohosting's or a pop-up like hypermart, then i would have a problem.
JacklePoP
March 18th, 2001, 09:51
I'm alright with banners, i just hope they survive. The only thing is getting visitors to actually click on them.
Epgs
March 18th, 2001, 11:02
yeah i feel the same way
Cracker
March 18th, 2001, 11:14
Oh man, you two are crazy! What's the point of building a website if all of your site's traffic is just going to go to advertisers? You'll never see me encouraging my site's visitors to click on the advertisement in Nbci's adframe!
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