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I'm confused.  Why are you talking to the VP of Operations about an acquisition?  You might have better luck speaking  directly to his mommy the President and CEO.

The likelihood of me buying another $25 is getting slimmer: 3 hours after VM creation I'm still waiting for it to be assigned an IP address.

actually... per capita income 2012: Singapore 54,007 / United States 51,755 GDP per capita 2013: Singapore 55,182 /  United States 53,143 average monthly disposable after tax salary 2014: United States 4,100 / Singapore 3,600 edited to add: the cost of living in Singapore is much higher than...

@CVPS_Chris or @Ernie welcome red flags and can probably give him a bunch of IPs for sending mail for under $1 monthly.

30 minutes after creation and I'm still waiting for an IP address to be assigned so the only access I have is through the control panel console (their website is slow so it's hard to tell whether the VM itself is responsive or not... )

not KVM but VMWare: 4GB RAM / 4 cores / 50GB HD, Windows license included, 10-domain Plesk license included,  France or Canada datacenters,  100 Mbps/10TB bandwidth, 15.99 euros monthly http://www.ovh.ie/vps/vps-cloud.xml

What problem? Oh do you mean the little problem that 59% of ColoCrossing's IPs (426K of 724K) are now blacklisted by Spamhaus?, including  3 entire /15's  :P

Your email provider is probably blocking email sent from LowEndTalk's dirty IPs .  The site's 2 mx record IPs 23.94.24.50 and 23.94.24.51 have been on a Spamhaus SBL since May 5th  (that 23.94.0.0/15 range has had 139 SBL listings in the past 9 months).

Effin' extremist Linux users with their damn free software are reducing Microsoft's revenues.  Lock up all them damn Linux extremists and throw away the key.  After we take care of the Linux extremists let's drop a nuke on all dem wacko anti-GMO crop protesters who refuse to toe the Monsanto...

A. the irony of someone who runs a hacker forum filing a DMCA B. word of advice to Crissic.  It's probably better not to publicly discuss your reasons for not hiring someone.  Check the labor laws in your state.  I know in New York if I publicly posted "I didn't hire John Doe for these...

    The majority of low end UK hosting companies don't have to worry about VAT ever...and I mean ever.

2-3 months from idea to launch indicates he's putting more thought into this than the majority of new providers who post offers on LET. typical low end launch timeline: Day1 morning: "I'm thinking of starting a VeePeeEss service" thread Day 1 afternoon: "Which datacenter and location should I...

I bought a Pooh voodoo doll and a bunch of pins today.  Just thought I'd share that information. :)

word of advice: avoid the deals with the 1.5TB Seagate HD's that are on their last legs and go for the ones with newer 2GB or 3GB drives.  They do offer a 14 day money back guarantee though if you get a dud. I've been lucky and haven't experienced any packet loss recently  (current servers in...

Not true at all, according to a post on LET Chris is handling 123 PayPal disputes as fast as they come in (Chris>123's PayPal where have I heard this before...oh yeah, Chris>UGVPS PayPal). Good luck at the new job Kevin!  Will you be moving back to NYC from Buffalo? So if Laaev is gone does...

Free, no.  PCExtreme (Dutch dedicated/cloud provider) offers colo for 36 euros annually / 3 euros monthly in their DC (they have a floor in Gyrocenter DC ll in Amsterdam). http://raspberrycolocation.com/

The promo is sold out now.  I got a "signup temporary not available" message" topic:

I tested it with an email address that was never used anywhere but with them.  Many of the spam emails I've received on that email address have also turned up on #winning SBL's .  Must be a package deal: server, IPs, list

If the email service is run by an American person/company it's subject to U.S. laws even if the hosting is done outside the U.S. tl;dr the US government could make your life a living hell if you try to resist their requests

On the positive side: the number of ColoCrossing Spamhaus SBL's is half of what it was a few days ago (29 vs 58) because a bunch of /32 and /31 SBL's were removed. On the negative side: ColoCrossing is still #1 on Cisco's SenderBase (in terms of number of spamming domains) and despite the drop...