Here's the gruesome site details:

• The site is currently 68 MB in size, and will continue to grow rapidly. (It was 18 MB just two years ago, and has recently hit a growth spurt.)
  
• The site sees about 1,500 homepage visits a month. Bandwidth is unknown, but it may be assumed that each visit sees 5-8 MB.
  
• The site has a .com domain.
  
• There are less than 5 email addresses aliased to the domain, all of which are forwarded to other permanent addresses.
  
• I require a dialup account with nationwide access numbers and at least one email account to receive site mail on.
  
• I use an FTP client to upload files to the site.
  
• Someday, when I have time to learn new software, I would like to convert the site to an SQL database.
  
• I would also like to have cgi permissions and access to a perl compiler, but these are not currently required.
  
• I have a computer that I could configure as a web/mail server, but I don't know how kindly a residential DSL or cable provider would take to that idea. (If my location even qualifies.)
  
• Oh, and one more thing. I was only paying $35/month for everything behind door number one (unlimited nationwide dialup, unlimited web space, unlimited bandwidth). I don't want to spend a fortune on my hobby, and I don't want to bog down the site with advertising.
  

In a frantic search tonight, I came up with just two decent leads. You'd think I could do better in metro Detroit.

• zorona.net, a local ISP: 17.95/mo unlimited dialup; 29.99/mo hosting 100MB; unlimited transfer
  
• earthlink.net, a national ISP: 19.95/mo unlimited dialup; 34.95/mo hosting 300MB; 20GB transfer
  

If you have dealt with Earthlink or have dealt with setting up a large site, I would appreciate hearing comments and recommendations from you. I need to move on this quickly, as I expect the current servers to go offline in the next couple of days.