Via this WHT offer. PogiWeb is currently having a 20% off special when you use coupon code 20VPS. Use this sign up link to order their “VZ-50” package, which is $5.60/month after the discount.
- 256MB guaranteed/512MB burstable memory
- 50GB storage
- 5Mbps unmetered bandwidth or 1000GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps
- OpenVZ/SolusVM
Servers in Kansas City with WholesaleInternet (test IP: 173.208.148.73). Matt runs the show there and ran HostPenguin.net prior to that since 2007 (which I suspect somehow got rebranded as PogiWeb). You also get 3-day moneyback guarantee, 1st month free level 2 management (fixing “apache, mysql, ssh, pop3, imap, or ftp” on your server upon unavailability), etc.
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Could you smell of.. Virpus?
You raised the same thing last time and Matt disputed it. Doesn’t really look like Virpus’ reseller plan anyway.
Ahhh sorry for that I really forgot that.. I’ll not ask it again ;-)
Too many in KC and some other locations. Would be nic to see stuff elsewhere for once from providers!
I;m kind of concerned about their idea of support management. As I read that, you’re only allowed a grand total of 2 tickets a month. If you face some provider related down time, you would be probably kind of screwed if they enforce that limit.
Hi Drmike,
Thank you for your question and i’ll be more than happy to clear up any confusion you might have. In the unlikely event of it being an issue on our end, you you wouldn’t be charged for the support ticket. The support ticket clause is mainly in place to prevent an outrageous number of support request (example: Install X Script, Install Y Script, Install … Script…) and preventing the abuse of the support system. The majority of our clients usually don’t exceed the two tickets per month limit, but if they do were more then willing to work with them.
Thanks for the follow up.
Beard guy cracks me up. ;D
Some respect there, LittleGuy! Maybe they have been in the hosting business for 50 years.
I’m sure he’s a fine respectable citizen and worker.
Not sure if he works for Pogi though. xD
One of the previous companies I’ve worked for the CIO have beard twice as long as that guy in the pic. Dude is an old *nix hat – mad respect for the guy. Yea… I wouldn’t make fun of any IT guy that looks like that. :)
I just wanted to notify everyone here that the coupon has expired. Thank you all for your business and we hope to have more specials in the near future.