$59 Dedicated Server + 2000GB Bandwith ....
 

... it's out there, I am shocked, just google for it and you'll find. fuck, 4 years ago, someone offering $3 per Gig was almost a rebel ...

you get what you pay for

Seems like a cool deal.

I bought my server from iWeb when they had their 10mbit unmetered offer..
I paid $69 for the server, and I'm very happy with the server and service..
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It's prolly a 1000 up 1000 down marketing gimmick as some providers love to fool people with lately. Meaning you actually get only 1000 GB (out)

And if it's an ezzi reseller, ezzi has some serious burst limitations which make it hard if not impossible to use 2000 GB

There is no real 2000 GB out, not capped lower than 10mbps, and no additional sustained burst limits, at that price that I'd know of. Not from a real host anyways. 15 yo's can write a lot of thing on their web sites

Exactly! Taking that deal and then wondering why the support is horrible or why the company went bankrupt after 5 months :) And then come crying to gfy to start the drama.

go colo :thumbsup

i love when people say 4000 gigs, and its 2 in and 2 out :)

http://www.ctn1.net/?lg=en

149hahaha8364; for 30mbit ;-)

insane!

that's 149 euros/month

Yeah, what a ripoff :1orglaugh

Not really. Their connection within France is o.k. Within Europe mediocre to bad. Worldwide, i.e. to the US, bad to very bad

That's an amazing price... You'd think the bandwidth would cost them more than that?

For some companies it may be a loss leader. One of my servermatrix servers costs me $69/mo a year ago (2.4GHz Celeron, 1200Gb out transfer). The same server is now $99/mo if you sign up today.

hows their speed, support,etc?

I might wanna get a server there

Network - tops (I can only remember one instance of downtime in ~14 months)
Tech support - great
Customer service - so/so

even if it's 1GB in, 1GB out, it's still a pretty good deal....

Foundrynap back in business again? :1orglaugh

It's all about customer service... Price is one thing, but customer service is the core of any hosting relationship.

Uptime is excellent, support is ok... speed is good/very good. Perfect for hosting mpg stuff. Choker uses them
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