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Hazel · 08-02-2007, 03:51 AM

Hello Everyone,

If you are looking for dedicated server or dedicated hosting then I must suggest you to go through this site http://www.**********************

Thanks,
Hazel.

Frimon86 · 08-05-2007, 05:54 PM

I've seen you on about 5 other forums advertising the same stuff. I don't expect you'd be back after making this post and a few others to promote your site?

Most review companies are only their to advertise their service listing their company first and a few other well known companies all smacted with refferal links and what not.... odds are to contact real customers and ask them about their service before going to a review site to tell you whos good and whos not.

jcoggi · 06-13-2008, 02:30 PM

Nice spam Hazel. I love how that works. Does anyone have any "real" suggestions for dedicated server solutions? I have read that webair and fastservers are good but just wanting to hear some personal stories.

Thanks,

Jeremy

LuckyStrike · 07-08-2008, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by jcoggi

Nice spam Hazel. I love how that works. Does anyone have any "real" suggestions for dedicated server solutions? I have read that webair and fastservers are good but just wanting to hear some personal stories.

Thanks,

Jeremy

I have a suggestion: cheap dedis with high rate of support and service are offered by hqhost.net. I think a dedi for $99/mo is not very expensive...

I also consider Ahosting.biz as one of the most reliable companies - perfect support and qualified service for relatively low price, downtime occurs as rare as a comet in our sky... judging from the personal experience.

unimatrix · 07-09-2008, 03:13 AM

I've found a few things to be true when searching for a reliable dedicated hosting provider:

1) Verify that they don't operate out of their mom's basement. ;-)
2) Ask some questions designed to test their knowledge, not just their sales skills.
3) VERIFY that they're offering truly dedicated machinery, not a well-hidden VPS solution.
4) Ask about the extent and type of backup battery and power on-site.
5) Do some research on the company that backs the servers--there are a lot of talented amateurs, but who do you want to be responsible for YOUR data?
6) Shop around, ask questions, then shop around again.
7) HINT: The people you can REACH on a phone are better than the ones you cannot.

As much as I'd like to use this post as an excuse to promote my own services, my company really isn't into plain dedicated server hosting (we're into apps like opentaps hosting).

I have found a few reputable companies who charge a reasonable fee for their services, but I've found many more offering the world (with zero capability to deliver).

I hope my "checklist" will help a little. :-)