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Con: I've had service with a few VPS companies that have been bought out, and it inevitably meant that service went to crap. Pro: I'm a client of serverian through his Backupsy brand, and it's been excellent. So I guess I shouldn't be too concerned. I hope.

Not sure what the objective of this thread is, but in my experience some very reputable and reliable providers use ColoCrossing. Is that what you're looking for? ;)

Yup. 32MB in Maidenhead. Stellar.

I've had several sub-128MB VPSs and (with one exception) they've been big disappointments. It seems many providers sell these packages as "fillers" to squeeze a few more dollars out of a full node. And then apply cpulimiting or whatever. The result is performance that's all over the place...

Be sure to add support for autodiscover (Outlook) and autoconfig (Thunderbird et al.). I finally got these figured out yesterday so now I'm an expert :)

I have no problem with annual from a reputable provider. In fact I prefer it.

Mostly as a loss-leader / limited promo. For a standard & sustainable price, $5 - $8 / month is more typical.

One mail account? Use RBLs, and spamprobe for bayesian filtering. Spamprobe is effective once trained and uses a fraction of the resources of spamassassin. There's setup instructions out there for postfix, dunno about exim. But if you know exim you'll figure it out. Postfix has some nice builtin...

Too late. I moved days ago, though I would like sometime to try your services.

They've been damn reliable for me: [root@to:~] uptime  11:05:20 up 98 days, 19:08,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 Business practises are something different from reliability....

I didn't mean at a reduced price. Just ready-to-go. e.g., 1024MB KVM + CentOS6 + cPanel deployed and ready for WHM login.

Incredible as it may seem.... Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\>uptime \\CAMSOURCE has been up for: 38 day(s), 18 hour(s), 59 minute(s), 4 second(s)

You should bundle the cPanel license with a 1024MB KVM for a killer deal :)

This. A human response, fast, laying out in a sentence some kind of timeline / expectation for the client. Auto-replies in my opinion are next to useless. A detailed follow-up reply is nice and desired, but should not be expected.

> a quick IP change to your VPS is required They managed to hide that well.

In fairness to the new owner(s), refunds are being issued. See the LET thread...

Can't say I've had this experience. Mine's been solid for 3 months, no downtime, fast disk, most all free ram gets used for caching, feels undersold if anything. An ssh session stays up all day no issue. Different node I guess.

Not yet, though I'm watching my email....

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