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Fair point. 95% of our business is via paypal. In most cases it's simply due to convinience for the client as it's a system that is widely used, you can get paid for services via paypal, and you can pay for your services via paypal. If it made financial sense not to offer it at all, I'd...

Paypal being your ONLY option for Credit Cards I agree, but in most cases with online purchases unless it's a major company like Amazon, Newegg, etc I typically trust paypal's system over giving a copy of my credit details to a company such as CC or cVPS(not saying I'd use said companies, but...

I'll politely disagree with you relating to paypal. Stripe sure, paypal no.

Credit Card processing withstanding, not offering paypal as an online company specifically as a webhost seems rather silly. The vast majority of our existing business is paypal transactions via account balance, not directly via credit or debit cards. Paypal is too large to simply ignore as a...

The $15 fee isn't necessarily the issue, it's the fact that THEY charge YOU for the TRANSACTION FEES that THEY Took from the original transaction. IE: $6 charge $0.47 in transaction fees that they take Chargeback comes in, they charge you $15 PLUS the $0.47 transaction fee. You lose/accept...

Anger has no spellcheck!

Direct with the bank would be a better option, but you still need a way to process it via WHMCS after that, so you end up double-dipping on some monthly fees no? Of the chargebacks I've received via stripe, it ends up being transactions from other countries that look less than legitimate if you...

They have significantly better fraud systems from what I can see. They DO charge $15 for a chargeback if you lose the case, but they refund their portion of the transaction fees (my biggest issues with stripe are NO PHONE SUPPORT what-so-ever, and they still pocket their transaction fee and say...

Braintree seems like a solid alternative. They give you access to funds 2 days after rather than a week, they offer phone support unlike stripe, have dedicated fraud teams, have a proper fraud system (they will notify you if someone tries to use a credit card and fails multiple times and then...

Little rant here. When a dispute is opened via a credit card company to a paypal transaction, paypal allows you to accept liability, close out the dispute, and not charge you anything. You don't pay a fee, they refund their portion of the cuts they take from the transaction (their processing...

This is an old thread, prices went up a tad with the hardware upgrades. Our more recent thread here has accurate prices.

Version 31.0.1650.63 m Windows 8.1 64-bit :)

If you didn't get an email saying that the ticket was opened then we didn't get it. We reply to all of our tickets, so I'm not sure why it didn't go through. Can you try opening a ticket directly via https://my.crissic.net/submitticket.php ?

Chrome works fine for me.

Pilot most likely.

Well that's embarrassing. Two people proofed the article, and we missed that we said 5560 instead of 5660. Good catch :P Our nodes DO have room for 2 2.5" SSD's if we determine that SSD caching would be of any value. No plans to add that at the present moment though.

I agree regarding SSD. We're talking ideal speeds, not in regards to the random I/O. DD tests is all people seem to care about unfortunately. We're using X5660's not X5560's, looks like I typo'd what the actual CPU specs are. DOH!

I'm all for the posters at LEB making a proactive effort to "protect the community" from hosts, but only if they do so fairly. Especially when their offers each month get the same replies of "don't trust these guys, here's why" etc. Why be proactive about one company, and then seemingly ignore...

Benchmark for those that care: http://serverbear.com/benchmark/2013/12/09/zQALlc0bhE81FBlM

Came for the post, stayed for the tags. #huehuehue