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I also want to point out that there's a 10% coupon hiding somewhere on the forums. I'll give you a hint, .gif ;)

Secure Dragon LLC. was registered in October of 2010 and has been selling quality VPSs since the beginning. We've grown over the years and currently offer services in Florida, Colorado, and Oregon. In 2012 we received our own IPs from ARIN so we manage all of our own IP space without worrying...

My suggestion is start a blog dedicated to this instead of posting threads here and there. It's more beneficial to everybody. A central location, no backlash against vpsBoard, cleans up the forum, and everybody would be happy.

Why so much advertising for CC/LEB/LET?

I use the Google. Full Disclosure: I am not a PHP developer. P.S. - VPSM is sitting at 1301 lines of code (PHP) right now. :)

I've heard enough horror stories from their staff, current and past clients, and other data center's who used to host in the same building as them before they got kicked out.

In his defense, he would consider working on it if I made donations instead of hiring him to do work (i.e. a work order/contract). But donations wouldn't guarantee me anything.

He was doing a panel but then he had to stop because it wasn't making any money. I offered to pay him to complete it and then he said he didn't want to work on a paid project.

Sounds good. Thanks WSWD!

If you use more than 100GB of bandwidth then I would agree with you, switching to the new pricing is not worth it for you and would not suit your needs. But as I stated earlier, this change impacts less than 20 OpenVZ clients, this is less than 1% of our total clients. The other 99% are saving...

I agree 100%. A lot of our clients in Tampa sign up because we are located in Tampa and we have no intention of leaving E Solutions unless we are forced out. There aren't very many options in Tampa though so hopefully we can get things worked out and hopefully the bandwidth changes won't cause...

Thanks for the feedback/support from everyone. I'm glad I decided to take on the project myself which I should have done from the beginning. :)

I have increased the bandwidth a bit so now the smallest amount will be 100GB with the largest amount being 1TB. Hopefully this will calm some nerves a bit. ;)

This has nothing to do with VPNs and if it did we'd just disable the VPN modules. I would say nearly half of our clients run VPNs while at the same time less than 20 OpenVZ clients per month use more than 100GB of bandwidth so these limits are more than enough for all but 20 clients who would...

I'm not sure how it's going to work when it's done but for now it's just static image with no indicator. The GUI is just a temporary thing I threw together and I hope to completely change it when everything else is working. I'm going to play around with WHMCS's template system when I get time.

Any hosts in California that can provide some insight into this? According to my limited research it looks like we'll have to register as a foreign company for $800/year.

Thanks @Reece and @qps. I hope to have some time to figure out GitHub to get some code pushed this weekend for people to review but I've been spending so much time coding that I haven't had time to figure out how to use GitHub. Maybe somebody with more knowledge in that department can help me...

They're one of the few that have responded to our pre-sales e-mails and are in both LA and Chicago.

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We changed it up so we can expand and reduce prices without increasing expenses. The whole goal was to reduce our prices and we found that bandwidth was the limiting factor since increasing our commits would prevent us from expanding as fast as we would like. There is an announcement on our site...