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Well since FranTech doesn't work for me atm.
I'm going to get a new VPS.
Is VPSLand.com good, because my friend he bought one and it works perfectly for GunZ. I asked him did it block ports 80. He said no so I was wondering if it does or does not. Thanks for reading this, it will help me a lot.
FUCK vpsland, they are complete pricks that never answer tickets in time.
I moved from there and happy.
And what you use now D:Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe9099
www.turnkeyinternet.net/sitepointvps
Linux/Windows VPS. 2GB ram 20gb HD. 2x2.0ghz dedicated CPU. (Can be upgraded) only $35 a month
Port 80 comes open and unblocked
Damn good VPS, Damn good support. They have a 24/7 live support and they aim to get all new accounts and support tickets answered within 4-6 hours.
I have been a customer of turnkey for 3 - 4 months now and i have not had any problems with my VPS or the customer service what so ever.
As for VPSLand, Don't waste your money, VPSLand is a pile of shit, The servers are crap, The support is even worse.
Some part of this I am not buying o_o? Never heard of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by NitroHabbz
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bump.
Anyone got a VPS that is 10x better?
SolarVPS, Linode, SliceHost: reliable.
VPSLand: terrible oversellers with terrible support.
Whats Linode?Quote:
Originally Posted by gWX0
SolarVPS isn't the type for me let me look over slicehost XD.
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Bump again?
Need the $40 less VPS. I know you can't get a good one out of it. But I want the best $40 less out of it.
My vps work's perfectly, 2gb ram, 20 gb hard disk, Quad Core AMD Opteron 2.11 Ghz.
www.1and1.com
Good prices and big Performance.
1) Terrible oversellers.Quote:
Originally Posted by JaKKing_
2) Known for bad support.
1) SolarVPS may be expensive, but they provide actual support, and can support you on the resources given.Quote:
Originally Posted by EpikBaby
2) Linode is another host.
3) For $40/m, SolarVPS will work fine.