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100% agree, but they won't ever fess up.   Buffalo is a hard sell minus all the well earned negativity (i.e. sales ads with "not a CC network") or similar. It's that bad.   The providers that are in Buffalo, don't let most of them kid you.  They can't afford to move elsewhere.  Who else is...

@SkylarM, Here's my response: It isn't, just to the degree that that their coverage of their house-owned companies and customers are being pushed compared to the MUCH truly larger business crowd offering competing services. Do we believe that CC has half of all VPS companies even on the low...

Meanwhile at the Colocrossing office. "We offer a good value to the market segment that's why we have deep penetration here."

As for @DomainBop's comment on LET While this might be true (I haven't ran those numbers, but I will).   What you note from the numbers I providers is that: 1. The total offers have decreased. 2. Colocrossing's hogging of the offers stands at 41.66% of August's offers, up from the low of...

Oh feel free to send it out to the IRC channels, LEB and LET :)

This is another piece of original research you are only going to see on vpsBoard. If you've been in this market sector for more than a few days, you probably are familiar with the Lowendtalk website.  If you are a provider you probably also are aware of the prolonged delays in seeing your...

Versaweb in Vegas: Intel Dual Xeon E5520 / L5520 Dedicated Server ------------------------------ 2 x Intel Xeon E5520 / L5520 CPU's 72GB DDR3 ECC Reg RAM Memory 1TB HDD or 120GB SSD (4 drives max) 4 IP Addresses / Private VLAN IPMI / IP KVM Included 100Mbps Route-Optimized Bandwidth Las Vegas...

Iniz has some offers in the Netherlands: http://vpsboard.com/topic/1755-iniz-exclusive-offers-for-vpsboard/

What are these, unlimited bandwidth use or?   No mention on the plans of bandwidth limits.

Crazy prices!!!

Interesting server node(s) :)  Nice disk speeds :) Very interesting annuals. My only concern is the speedtests for AMS.   What are the speedtest port speeds currently?

Big box there. 12TB for < 100 euros a month...  Even something like Backupsy in the US is $7 on discount for 500GB  you need 24x that in storage.  Which doing staight math there is $168 per month. Gosh, 12TB is 4 3TB drives. OVH and Hetzner can't give you that price?   Here come abstract...

So here around here is a heavy BitCoin user/proponent? Part of the disconnect the masses have is the abstract nature of Bitcoin. What's the easiest way to get started with Bitcoin as an end user (not as a miner)? What sites, tools, etc. do you recommend today?

@24khost, good to see you are alive and kicking.   Hope you are well and everything gets back to normal soon.

Did you run same sorts of tests @Damian did to determine that speed? Any idea of what make / model of drive you have.  Compare notes and let's try to eliminate things.

Really nice to see ioping supporting these actual lower that millisecond times (finally). Great info from @Monkburger.

BTW: I looked up the phone number for 24khost from their domain info. Seems to be some random personal answering machine.  No name or anything, certainly doesn't sound like a business phone. I also submitted a ticket through their website. 

Been waiting for someone to bring TV/video into the monitor mix. Anyone doing picture in picture or similar TV viewing :)   I don't need full big res 1920x1080 viewing for TV, usually.   Interested in anyone piping content, especially broadcast into computer or directly to monitor in PiP type...

Count my mother in on that too. I find it interesting since I've spent so much wasted time in front of computers and hard to detox/envision a computer lite and internet low use state.   It does have it's appeal though lately.

That was a really stand out offer.   I just am weary of the network down there. Just so other folks realize, Dacentec was bought in July by the same datacenter owner that owns the Buffalo facility where Colocrossing runs it infamous hosting hive.    Centrilogic is the name of the company...