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Started 1 year ago by TheServerExperts
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TheServerExperts
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TheServerExperts Virtual Private Server line is the ideal solution for clients who require the control of a dedicated server matched with the affordability and simplicity of a traditional shared hosting account.

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Posted 1 year ago #
bekanosky
Member

1.0 GHz CPU -> is this maximal CPU or .. ?

Posted 1 year ago #
LowEndAdmin
Key Master

They'll probably say guaranteed. That means for a dual quad core 8 hyper-thread 2.5GHz Xeon box there will be maximum 40 VPS with this spec.

Posted 1 year ago #
TheServerExperts
Member

Hello bekanosky,

Yes 1.0GHz of guaranteed CPU power, we also guarantee RAM.

Feel free to contact us at anytime - sales@theserverexperts.com

PS: Nice website, now in English :D

Thank you,

Posted 1 year ago #
bk871
Member

This looks extremely similar to BurstNET's packages... Are you reselling from them?

Posted 1 year ago #
LowEndAdmin
Key Master

That got to be one of the most often asked questions about TheServerExperts, and *their* answer would be "no"...

Posted 1 year ago #
bk871
Member

Yeah, they do.

http://www.theserverexperts.com/virtual/beginner.html

Scroll down to "Speed test" and you'll see a test IP.

The moment you whois it, you'll see it resolves to:

IP address: 66.96.192.92
Host name: 669619292.hostnoc.net
66.96.192.92 is from United States(US) in region North America

Posted 1 year ago #
TheServerExperts
Member

Hello bk871,

I'am sorry to disappoint you but we own all our own servers, instead of renting servers like every normal Joe, we have a rent-to-own contract with hostnoc/burstnet, so yes those are our own hardware, but enough about that, iam not here to explain how to do business.

We own our all our own equipment (servers) but we use the hostnoc/burstnet network, hence why you would see hostnoc on the IP's although that can be changed easily with an swipe update.

Not sure why we keep getting the same question each time but it does get annoying after a while.

We also offer servers in New York, EZZI/AccessITx datacenter, and new VPS locations shall be available in the coming months, with same specification that made us famous.

Thank you,

Posted 1 year ago #
dirkb
Member

Could you give some info on what other locations are coming in the next months?
Also do you offer ipv6 addresses with your VPSes?

Posted 1 year ago #
bk871
Member

@TheServerExperts

It seems fishy though because:

1) You've copied BurstNET's plan specifications exactly.
2) You link to the exact same things as them, such as vePortal & the firewall.
3) vePortal is almost obsolete

Can you provide something showing that you aren't a reseller?

I'm not saying you're a reseller for [all] your services, just Scranton.

Not trying to be a jerk, I just want to know.

Cheers.

Posted 1 year ago #
eLohkCalb
Member

@bk871

You might want to grab some of the answers from this post and especially the comments:
http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/theserverexperts-5-95-512mb-openvz-vps-exclusive-offer/

:)

Posted 1 year ago #
Jackk
Member

vps:~# wget http://speedtest.theserverexperts.com/100mb.bin --2010-08-07 21:16:06-- http://speedtest.theserverexperts.com/100mb.bin Resolving speedtest.theserverexperts.com... 72.9.103.18 Connecting to speedtest.theserverexperts.com|72.9.103.18|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 104857600 (100M) [application/octet-stream] Saving to: `100mb.bin' 100%[======================================>] 104,857,600 10.5M/s in 14s 2010-08-07 21:16:21 (7.03 MB/s) - `100mb.bin' saved [104857600/104857600]
vps:~#

Speeds are OK. Anyone a client with them - Be good if we could get an IP to see whether it's BurstNET reselling or not.

Posted 1 year ago #
drmike
Member

Never heard of rent-to-own in the hosting industry. I own my own equipment for my servers and make a point of tell folks so. I've worked with hosts who have had their equipment taken back from underneath them due to non payment. Since it's my own equipment, that won't happen. Although granted I could forget to pay for my bandwidth I guess...

And maybe you get the same question all the time since this is information that should be provided. Maybe those average Joes are a little more intelligent than you give them credit for.

Posted 1 year ago #
Jackk
Member

@Drmike - SharedLayer did offer rent to own services but they now seem to have taken their website down. basicly you purchase the server from the company and then they have it hosted for you.

Posted 1 year ago #
TheServerExperts
Member

@drmike

Never heard of rent to own? wow you must be new to the hosting industry. Rent to own servers feature server financing over a set period of months, allowing a capital strapped customer from the initial large expense of purchasing a server. RTO server's are subscribed to as dedicated servers with part of your monthly payment going torwards the cost of the server. Once the set period of months has been reached, the server ownership is transferred to you. You then convert to a colocation plan, benefiting from asset ownership.

We are not a reseller, we own all our own nodes, servers, and other equipment. We do use burstnet and ezzi/accessitx network upstream.

9 years in the hosting business, we are not here to play games.

Thank you,

Chris Norton
Sales Manager
TheServerExperts.com

Posted 1 year ago #
TheServerExperts
Member

@ bk871

1) These packages are copied all over, they are very popular specification.
2) We use their DC, we use their network upstream, how hard is it to understand? i guess you never did collocation.
3) That is your personal opinion, many of client love vePortal.

Instead of trying to be a online-detective why don't you sign up and give us a try...

Chris Norton
Sales Manager
TheServerExperts.com

Posted 1 year ago #
TheServerExperts
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Chris Norton
Sales Manager
TheServerExperts.com

Posted 1 year ago #
TheServerExperts
Member

Hello dirkb,

Yes we do offer IPv6 but they will need to be request once your VPS is up and running.

New location which should go live soon are: Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas.

European location are also being evaluated, possible location, Amsterdam, NL

PS: We do not monitor this forum frequently if you wish to receive an faster reply to your question feel free to email us or try our livechat.

Thank you,

Chris Norton
Sales Manager
TheServerExperts.com

Posted 1 year ago #
bk871
Member

@ TheServerExperts

I apologize if I'm incorrect, I just want to know.

If you can provide me with the vePortal login URL, and if it's different then BurstNET's, I will post an apology here for everyone to see :)

Posted 1 year ago #
IGXHost
Member

Even some of your dedis look VERY similar to Burst.net's

Posted 1 year ago #
drmike
Member

Never heard of rent to own? wow you must be new to the hosting industry.

Mid 90's. Started out with a Wildcat BBS setup.

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