Unlimited Space

**eggman** · May 19th, 2001, 15:17

How many english language hosts are there that offer unlimited space, regardless of features.

Thanks

**Cyber** · May 19th, 2001, 15:51

:-D Hello!

Heres a bunch of unlimited space servers:
crosswinds.net
http://www.digital-avatar.com
http://my.surfzone.at/index_en.html
http://www.sealteamsix.com/
http://www.spancity.com/
http://www.spree.com
http://www.stas.net/
http://therecord.net
http://www.vavo.com/
http://www.webexalt.com
http://www.xoom.com

**AlabamaMan** · May 19th, 2001, 16:05

I think stas.net died a few months ago.

**cowax** · May 19th, 2001, 16:23

So did Xoom

**Cyber** · May 19th, 2001, 16:52

oh well

**ace0** · May 19th, 2001, 20:11

russoweb.com...

**Baggio** · May 19th, 2001, 20:57

yeah, webexalt is also dead too I think...

**prohost** · June 7th, 2001, 23:22

It hardly matters how much space a free web host is offering, most of the free web host don't mind if u sign up multiple free accounts !

**Scorpz** · June 8th, 2001, 19:11

mifix.net is yet another one..

..xoom.com's webhosting is now carried out on nbci.com.. you may sign up here:

http://edition.nbci.com/main/registe...2Fmywebsite%2F

..don't forget surecity.com they're more alive than ever right now.
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EDIT: I think crosswinds.net still provides unlimited space too..

**cowax** · June 8th, 2001, 21:16

Wasn't NBCi suppose to close its doors?

**Cracker** · June 8th, 2001, 23:10

Quite a few of these "unlimited" space FWPs are now either gone or no longer "unlimited":

Stas.net, Therecord.net - gone
Spancity.com - now only 50 mb
Webexalt.com - now only 20 mb
my.surfzone.at, spree.com, vavo.com, digital-avatar.com - now only 10 mb

This brings the only "unlimited" FWP's listed here down to only Crosswinds.net, Sealteamsix.com (although they offer 20 mb initially and make you upgrade as you need the space), and NBCi.com (formerly Xoom.com). As for NBCi, I've heard they may close, but that was two months ago, and the website itself still shows no sign of slowing down, check it out for yourself at http://home.nbci.com/ . Also, when I e-mailed them back when I first heard that news, someone from there told me my site would not be lost, so I don't know if their free webhosting will be gone or not. As for Crosswinds, I believe that they're the FWP least likely to ever revoke their "unlimited" webspace, because they've offered this long before everyone else did (including Xoom.com), so they'll probably be "unlimited" long after everyone else.