> Source? http://amazon.com/ip-transit http://amazon.com/ip-transit Just kidding. Seriously though, you are not going to see wholesale rates posted on a websi

> Source? http://amazon.com/ip-transit http://amazon.com/ip-transit Just kidding. Seriously though, you are not going to see wholesale rates posted on a website. Contact your bandwidth provider and ask for a quote. For serious volumes and good pricing, expect to sign an NDA. However, to give you an idea of lowend pricing here are some examples from FDCservers. This is not an endorsement, just a site with easily accessible prices that I could remember off the top of my head. In fact, I emphatically do not recommend them. There are much better providers both in terms of price and quality. Remember 0.1 cents per GB equals about $0.30 per Mbps. Asymmetrical 100G at $0.15 per Mbps https://fdcservers.net/ip-transit.php https://fdcservers.net/ip-transit.php Metered 10G at $0.60 per Mbps https://fdcservers.net/colocation.php https://fdcservers.net/colocation.php Unmetered 10G including server $500 https://fdcservers.net/dedicated-servers.php https://fdcservers.net/dedicated-servers.php