Well, having a package with unlimited everything doesnt mean your gunna get it...When you see a host offering Unlimited space and bandwidth, that tells you to run away. But, unlimited domains, add-ons, etc, that is something you can get, just watch what resources it uses. Also, as someone said above, you wouldnt have unlimited domains with you lol

When web host say they are offering unlimited subdomains, park domains, email addresses and etc, the only thing that limits you is the diskspace you have within your account.

The DNS daemon will probably hog all the resources reading all those zone files before the server runs out of disk space. Unless the host uses multipie DNS servers to share the load.

Exactly! That's my experience anyway

Unlimited parked domains shouldn't pose a problem so long as you stay within your alloted resources. If you happen to exceed them, the worst that'll happen is that you won't be able to add any more parked domains to your account. Most hosts do offer this feature because it doesn't cost them anything to let you and others create any number of parked domains. They actually stand to gain from it because if you reach your space quota, you'll need to upgrade to be able to continue adding more parked domains. Having said that, not sure if anyone would need 100s of parked domains anyway. It's just a way of saying you're free to create as many as you like and not just 1, 2, or 10. Somewhat like the all you can eat offer at restaurants.

The amount of your parked domains wont effect the overall resources. This isnt included into the primary list of functions asided for hosting. If you have a limited amount of addon domains than im sure the resources will be used by multiple websites and not parked.

Only when "unlimited" is within reason. I don't imagine that any host would be happy having 100000 parked domains on its server, by a customer paying $5 a month. There's more to it all than just the space and bandwidth used.

Well hopefully if the customer has 100000 domains to park (that they paid for) then maybe they should have that much more of reason to have a better budget for a server

Only reason someone would use the server with aloaddddd of names would be to take advantage of the system and save money, in this case someone with 10000 or even 1,000s domains wouldnt really be worried about saving $5 lol.

You should be fine with unlimited parked domain, but choice relys with you :p

(worry about space/bandwidth).

I would have to disagree that these plans are not deceiving - they are, but they obviously work for some companies.

Agreed. Simply you get what you pay for.

This is not good. If providers offers unlimited subdomains it is fine and typical and true But unlimited parked domains is usualy trick and should be avoided by customers.

There is no so-called unlimited hosting provider ,never. But there is many hosting plan which could be available to suit your website,like business solution hosting or even dedicated hosting .

The only real limit would be the disk space on the account.

Unlimited is a grey area. We all know that unlimited doesn't exist. What about hosts promising 100 GB for $5 a month? is that unreasonable? What about 90 Gb for $5? 50? 40? Where do you draw the line?

There is always some kind of limit but it will be really hard to hit this limit on just parked domains.