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Confirmed, I have one spare one available, but I believe it has the SD1A firmware.  I can probably come up with more than one if needed, but we'll have to swap out some customer drives.

I don't think I have one with that firmware since we updated all of our drives with this model number, but I can probably come up with one that has the SD1A firmware loaded.

Yes, we carry Dual Xeon L5639 systems.  We are currently out of stock on them, but we can order them from our vendor and have them in stock within a few days.  If you're interested in proceeding, please open a sales ticket: https://www.quickpacket.com/billing/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=2

We have a few more of these in stock.

Edit, I see that this is a residential address. I guess my initial assessment was incorrect.

$54.99 for 12 months = 30/5 (Extreme) After 12 months, I think it's $74.99, but not sure.

Are you going to be physically swiping people's cards?  If so, you need to get a real merchant account, the fees will be much lower.  CDGCommerce is a pretty good one.  We've had an account with them since 2004.  You might be able to find cheaper elsewhere...

We can do this in Atlanta.  Add QuickPacket on Skype, we can probably work out a nice deal.

Thanks, it's better now.

@MannDude

It seems that the layout of the "View New Content" page has changed, such that I can't see the full thread title anymore.  Is there a way to change it back or modify it somehow?  It's very narrow on my screen. I haven't looked into the settings, but since this change was initiated by something...

That's a tough price to meet, especially going into it knowing it is only going to be used for a month then canceled.

I can post it here, so if there's anyone else who is curious: http://vpsboard.com/topic/2051-quickpacket-dual-xeon-l5420-16-gb-ram-1-tb-hd-kvm-over-ip-ipmi-now-with-1-gbps-port-4999-per-month/ Thanks for your interest!

We have a Dual Xeon L5420 for $49.99 per month with 16 GB RAM, 1 TB Drive, 20 TB Bandwidth / 1 Gbps Port in Atlanta.  

Windows settings are probably fair game, but I would check with your provider prior to changing any BIOS settings.

The way around the PayPal "refund" fee seems to be if you only have exactly the net amount of the transaction in your account, PayPal will just issue the refund.  So, in Damian's example above, if you had an account balance of $2.29, the refund would go through with no fee.

We have quite a few customers who host KVM VPS on a Dual Xeon L5420 system. If you'd prefer another configuration, we can probably move the drives into a more powerful server.

Not that we've heard about.

We have a few of these back in stock again. :)

Especially since they were taking a picture of someone else's equipment.  Poking around in someone else's cabinet is not a good idea if you value your business relationship with the data center.