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What is a "flow" and how much flow do I get by ordering your packages?
– The flow represents an amount of information that goes trough the net in certain period of time. All files, pictures, e-mails, etc. have certain size that is mesured in Kb or Mb. For example, if your web page contains some text sized about 10Kb and two pictures sized 20Kb and 25Kb, your page totaly contains 55Kb. When a visitor comes to your web page, those 55 Kb will flow trough the net. When another visitor comes to your page, another 55Kb will flow trough the net. Etc, etc. Also, every e-mail you receive or send has certain size in Kb that is also counted in total monthly flow that is allowed to you for the package you ordered. Total amount of all those files, uploaded or downloaded by you or visitors of your site, represent a monthly flow that can not be larger than allowed. Our packages give you more than enough flow that satisfies even the most demanding clients.
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What functions do your packages support?
– Full detailed list of possibilities and functions that our packages support can be seen here.
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If I order your "Personal" package, can I be swiched to "High" package later?
– Yes. A transfer from lower to higher package can be done without any problems. Vice versa.
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I already have another company hosting my website. Is it possible to transfer the website to your comapny?
– Ofcourse. A transfer from other server to uors is a process that can be easily done by you, or we can assist you with that apsolutely free.
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I have heard for free hosting. What are my advantages if I pay for it?
– A free hosting is often followed by boring commercials, slow servers and with no technical support. Also, that type of service doesn't have all possibilities that charged hosting has. Not one serious company or person will choose free hosting service and sacrifice plenty of possibilities and functions to save a little (considering that a price for hosting is cheap and everyone can afford it).
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