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An email was just sent out to all clients of Versatile IT informing them of the acquisition. A copy is as follows.  

The way I would do it is allocate all customers a /64 but let them keep their /128 IPs for a few days to a week. This will allow for everyone to have time to migrate over to the new range.

I can't tell if you are joking anymore... I really hope you are.

That sucks! Honestly I have no plan for power outages as the power only ever goes out twice a year (MAX) and is only ever our for one or two hours before it's completely restored.

Pages take long enough to load that I have time to flip to another tab and back. Totally usable though. EDIT: Should have said from Australia...

Hey guys and girls! Versatile IT have been providing IT solutions directly to business for the last 7 years. We decided it was time to change our business direction and we now sell virtual private servers from our nodes in Phoenix and Dallas. All Phoenix plans include: 4 Cores (Fair share)...

runescape.com isn't IPv6 enabled so my guess the game isn't either.

Yep, it's pretty bad but some the forests are amazing. Wow that sucks! Ours is supposed to already be done...

Hobart, Australia - Public transport is horrid, generally nothing to do and and the whole state of Tasmania has a population of around 500k. On the plus side though they have started laying down fiber for the NBN (http://www.nbn.gov.au/about-the-nbn/what-is-the-nbn/) in my area.

Truthfully I just typed up a huge rant about everything that is happening right now but it turned out to be very unprofessional so I made a wise choice and didn't post it. My whiteboard is now full as I plan to make a new panel for billing and OpenVZ. WHMCS and SolusVM give too much flexibility...

If this is the case I will not be using SolusVM any longer.

Thank you for the review! I do agree that the network speeds are a little slow for what they should be but I am working on getting that resolved. The website is more or less done, it just needs filling with content now.  If anyone has any questions about Versatile IT's services please send me...

Thanks for the review! I'm glad to have you as a customer!

They managed to place two songs in the Triple J Hottest 100 back in 2008. Info on the Hottest 100

I have actually sent a few potential clients over to them. I don't take clients on that require more from my services than I offer, DOS protection for example. I will normally just send them over to BuyVM. I really need to stop advertising for other businesses... haha

If it's the same theme as their website then I like it but if it's just another random theme it really makes no difference if it's the default or not. That looks really slick! Good work.

BuyVM are amazing.

  They have taken the whole server offline by the look of it.

You are aware in the comment you just made you are accusing someone of being dishonest then saying you have no proof and you have no experience with them? Wouldn't it have been better to not have said anything rather than trying to tarnish someones reputation?

Versatile IT has always been a $7 and below provider. This most mostly due to our primary market being LET/B. However we have never offered services that do not have dedicated resources. I pay ~$40/month for 512MB RAM with a provider here in Australia. The node never goes down and the only...