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$100k? Sounds kinda cheap.

Any network specific requirements other than 1/3 gbps? Like... required carriers?

Depending on the website, that might be extremely low :P

Lol. First of all, where from you got that Ricky is owner of Fileserve? :) He's most likely just some account manager. Pretty much the only income is premium account sales and be sure it makes good cash ;) I doubt any current file host actually pays you more than 50-60% of what you make them.

Send me your references. I'm looking for fulltime devs.

Then you don't need to use a paying image hosting :)

lx2409: You want to get paid for hotlinking images? :) Good luck with that ;) Yad: Blocked referrers?

Everyone uses sharingmatrix as long as they spend lots of money on promotion. Once they stop, who knows whether anyone will still use it.

Not so useful now when rlslog is down, huh? :P

Let me guess... you were the only one who uploaded images there, the site is dead now and the guy will never ever do business with you ever again? :)

It's a simple math. I guess they still earn more with current model and less traffic than they would make with more traffic and aggressive payment model.

That's no rumours, but a fact. Both filefactory and easy-share are losing traffic badly. They don't seem to be able to adapt to the today's cash-only oriented uploaders.

lol, it's very well possible to make even more

Asshole shouldn't have called his users criminals :P

Technically, if he downloads data to his server and then further shares it, I don't see how that's sharing of his account :P

Hotfile doesn't pay for downloads from all countries.

design != script nevertheless, looking at the hosting location and imprint, this is just some kid playing

Does it include the tracker and tpb account? Initial seeding is being done from your server?

In that case they have 10 TB bw @ 1 gbps which might be much better for someone. I prefer it too.

Fail. Once their uploaders smelled money, they got used to it and I'm afraid they'll try to smell it again on a different file host.