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Hi I was noticing that a lot of companies offer incredible deals on hosting..for example hostgator offer for 3.99 a month..unlimited disk space and bandwith:; if i tried to load 200 gigs of stuff and used 200gigs of bandwith...?? whats the catch...I would ask hostgator but they have about 45 people ahead of me...
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Hi I was noticing that a lot of companies offer incredible deals on hosting..for example hostgator offer for 3.99 a month..unlimited disk space and bandwith:; if i tried to load 200 gigs of stuff and used 200gigs of bandwith...?? whats the catch...I would ask hostgator but they have about 45 people ahead of me...

how can a company such as hostgator possibly offer unlimited disk space and bandwith

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