once you signup with bluehost, you are agreed with bluehost TOS..
http://www.bluehost.com/terms_of_service.html

“Backup Storage
Bluehost Web Hosting intends to offer services to host web sites, not store data. Using an account as an online storage space for archiving electronic files is prohibited.”

if your webfiles consume 200gb it will be OK. but if your media files or backup files consumed the large space, it will get you into trouble.

shared hosting is design for large group of user… and its a shared hosting at the bottomline. it should only serve the purpose of running your website only.

I tried to move my website to them, but after only 200 Gb op copying (4000 files), I got disk full errors, after which they bluntly deactivated my account with a short notice “Your site has outgrown us”. After a tiresome day of mailing with reluctant Customer Support they still wouldn’t let me use the storage they so proudly advertise. They were unfriendly and didn’t even give a suggestion like ‘perhaps you could upgrade’ or so. No, just deactivated and kicked out.

Bluehost uses false trading practices. They out-offer their competition, but in fact they give even less, waste weeks of your time, and even charge you for it…