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We got our insurance through TechInsurance. The process was very straightforward and we had the documents our datacenters needed within hours. The cost is nothing compared to what you're out if anything happens to your hardware.

We also use PBX in a Flash (FreePPBX, Asterisk, and some extras). We use LES.net for our DIDs. Haven't had any issues, although our PBX doesn't get that much use.

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Just got an email from VPN.SH saying that PayPal is no longer willing to accept payments on their behalf. Email included below. To me it sounds like PayPal is starting to arbitrarily choose who to accept/not accept payments for.

I'll bid $23 to start things off.

They should call their main client in Buffalo and ask for some IPs.

It seems like they have disabled signup for this offer.  They also own the data-center where ColoCrossing has at least a few rows of their racks in Buffalo.

If you're still considering powerline adapters, I use TRENDnet TPL-405E's Haven't had any issues, but not as a good (fast) as Ethernet would be.

New update:

I believe you need to provide your EIN.

Is there a supplier similar to SuperBiiz/MaLabs in terms of pricing when ordering parts and not pre-build systems? SuperBiiz has been hard to work with on a recent order and we're wondering if theres anyone comparable.

It took us about five weeks when we were going through the initial request process a few months ago. Allocations like this one are plain stupid in my opinion. I dont see how there can be such different treatment of different sized organizations.

Any of these available still?

Just by emailing our SuperBiiz account manager we get discounted pricing, on small or large quantities. They have a retail side but they also do customized ordering via their account managers.

It seems there is a lengthy application to get an account? From your experience is it worth the process?

We've used SuperBiiz for all of our large hardware orders. The only things we've bought used were chassis' and we've regretted it in some cases. Have also ordered from NewEgg and Amazon. Newegg and Amazon ship the fastest for us but mainly because SuperBiiz is on the west coast.

We've SWIPed IPs to customer ORG's outside of North America.

It's possible that they don't have this actually working yet (just adding subnets but no backend functionionality).

How long until this actually something publicly available?

We ran, the update. Everything seems normal so far.