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I think we got rid of it a bit back.  Don't recall exactly why though.  I kinda moved to the other side of the world and network wasn't really the best for me.  

Many people have been placing them in the same page as VPS Requests forum.  http://vpsboard.com/forum/23-vps-requests/

Hate to bring up an old post but...  just a clarification. Corey sold YDGH to Webline.  He then started BitAccel.  But to keep Webline Services happy he agreed to not accept any previous VPS clients from YDGH for a year or something. Source: I'm a colocation dedicated server owner with YDGH...

I believe Dallas is with Incero?   At least that's what I understood it as.  

Hm, I didn't look to into it but didn't know that.  Thanks! But yeah, overall just bad bad idea.  

Well, probably the most important part is determining if it's OpenVZ or KVM for the iptables rules, which I believe wlanboy already took care of! Yeah his tutorial is awesome.

1. A simple 256MB should be perfectly fine. 2. As long as you don't get any complaints or go over your bandwidth usage or constantly hog the pipe no-one should complain 3. Bad bad idea.  It's a security risk.  Think of it this way, you give your house keys to your family and friends.  They're...

if you dislike the analytic, then here you go: http://vpsboard.com/privacypolicy/

Ahh my bad!   In terms of coupon their Black Friday announcement gets you 25 dollars if you put 25 dollars into your account.  Or for new customers you get 50 dollars free! 

There's no coupon? It's just a DO announcement.  

Couldn't get it formatted right without this.  Anyways, seems they have a new location there plus shared private networking.  Anyone give it a test yet?  I'd prefer not to personally. 

http://emailcampaigns.createsend4.com/t/i-l-ahihid-kuhhhtn-y/'> New Amsterdam Datacenter (AMS2) DigitalOcean is excited to announce the opening of their second datacenter in Amsterdam (AMS2) with Shared Private Networking on all Droplets. This is highly anticipated news, as effort to expand...

I can't specifically answer for him but I know my VPN network speeds when I was with Comcast was drastically slower than when I was with a competitor (granted both companies weren't good to begin with). Windstream I'd get about 15 Mbps or so to my VPN and Comcast I'd get about 6 Mbps. Granted...

If you can specify where you purchased the domain that'd be fantastic!

I bolded what he said about SSL below. Basically, that's the issue. It's not the SSL's mechanics issues but more the ISP's limiting of SSL traffic. Edit: I guess my only answer to this is let's plug up one hole at a time shall we? :)

Hey guys. Hey guys. The only reason why we can do this is because we have a great deal with our upstream providers! </sarcasm>

Moved to proper forum.

So... 1 Client?

I'm working. But that's because the country I'm in doesn't celebrate it today. Happy Thanksgiving to you all. I'll drink a beer in all your honors!

I haven't tested it out so there's no test results to post? Also that's probably true too. I'd have to look into it though (I actually haven't done much research on this).