What do we mean by "Unlimited Disk Space" and "Unlimited Bandwidth"?

Let's be honest, nobody can truly offer "Unlimited" hosting.  Take Facebook.  If Mark Zuckerberg wanted to move Facebook to one of the largest hosting providers in the country - say, Hostgator, for instance and take them up on their "unlimited" hosting offer, Hostgator would likely go out of business.  They probably don't even have enough servers to handle Facebook, let alone do it for under ten dollars a month!

But the truth is that 99 out of 100 small business websites fit neatly into our "Basic" web hosting plan, so why bother watching bandwidth and disk space?

But if a site consistently needs more than 20GB of disk space or more than 200GB bandwidth, we will ask that they move up to our "Super" hosting plan.  That plan is sufficient for 9,999 websites out of 10,000 and allows up to 50GB of disk space and 500GB bandwidth.

And if Mark Zuckerberg calls, we'll have to work something out!  :-)