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They're not bad, IMHO. Support could use a little work, but generally good bang for the buck, especially with IPs, which I needed several of. Aside from IPv6 issues on signup that were resolved pretty quickly, no complaints really.

So right now there is no way of knowing who's winning?

Auction is over! Nick wins at $14.

4 hours to go folks! This is a good domain for anything billing related, you should check it out. I checked before bumping - I didn't see it :)

Just sayin' Francisco, if you need another tester, I'm here! And you can ask anyone: I'm thorough.

  LOL - of all the posts it could have been... Seriously, though, I am curious what mikho intended there.

@mikho, way to go, you've learned to quote! 

BudgetVM has some good stuff in Chicago.

I'm confused now. On the home page I see myself at the top of the list of "Top 5 Referrers". When I go in My Settings > Referrals > Manage Friends, I see a bunch of listings that say "no name" under "Member name", but among those are 5 who do have a name. I assume that the "no name" ones have...

I'll look in to PTR records. With existing zones, it won't support them directly, but since you'll be able to just copy/paste the zone file they will be easy enough to add.

I'm adding a somewhat unique feature at the request of one of my testers: import. With this you can query another nameserver for your (or another) domain and import all the records of the types my system supports. You can also copy/paste or upload a zone file and have that parsed for records to...

I'm not too familiar with OVH - location? Test IP and/or file?

Yes, don't forget coupon VPSB35 on that, though. There's also Iniz (formerly StormVZ) in LA, Buffalo, and Chicago, and BudgetVM, in LA, Chicago, Dallas, and Miami.

I have the domain, thanks @jhadley.

Just wanted to say a quick thank you to all my testers. They have already found several crucial bugs that are now fixed. Thanks to them, the domain/DNS system is much more robust.

@tallship, yes, I can definitely see the value of keeping a record of such things, and I do - in my e-mail. PayPal and my bank also keep track of what I have paid out, and provider client areas keep track of my VPS info. With all these records floating around, it makes no sense to kill that tree...

About 50 hours to go folks!

Where would you get your list of networks to redirect? And what would you redirect them to? Then there's the issue of trust - you could take Bankofamerica.com and point it somewhere nasty. Not that I'm saying you would, but it's something one has to consider.

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I've been known to do a decent job testing VPSes. You test my thing, I test yours?