BigFootServers, sent in some new, end of summer deals on VPS pools that they wanted to share with us. They are offering discounted packages on VPS resource pools. With these VPS pools, they’re giving customers the ability to create VPS’s on-demand, in Los Angeles.
You can find their ToS/Legal Docs here. They accept PayPal, Credit Cards and Bitcoin as payment methods.
Here’s what they had to say:
“BigFootServers was founded when we saw a need for a simpler solution for small businesses to get started online. Our service-first business model sets us apart from the rest. At BigFootServers, we treat you with the utmost respect that you deserve, as our valued customer.
We provide a wide variety of different web hosting services to fit everyone’s budget. The solutions we provide are unique (in a good way), because they put you in control over your resources and environment, unlike conventional hosting solutions. These are unlike your traditional & conventional hosting solutions, because the services we’re providing here put you in control.”
Here are the offers:
2 VPS Instance Pool
| 4 VPS Instance Pool
| 8 VPS Instance Pool
|
Product Description: Create, manage, resize or delete servers on demand within a few clicks! We provide you with a resource pool, and you determine how they are used! Please be sure to check out these screenshots of our easy to use and intuitive VPS Pools Interface here!
ColoCrossing – Los Angeles, CA, USA
Test IPv4: 107.175.180.6
Test file: http://107.175.180.6/100MB.test
ColoCrossing – Dallas, TX, USA
Test IPv4: 192.3.237.150
Test file: http://192.3.237.150/100MB.test
– Intel Xeon E3 Processors
– 32GB to 64GB RAM
– 4x 2TB HDDs
– Hardware RAID10 with Caching
– 1Gbps uplink
Please let us know if you have any questions/comments and enjoy!
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STAY AWAY! They’re service is terrible. Your pools and servers will go down or stop responding and so will their own website! Any claim of reliability is a lie. Their support answers in a decent time but if they do get your services working, it’s just a matter of days or hours until you have issues again. When I ask for credit for the downtime, I’m asked for proof and what time period. The time period is from when I signed up! DO NOT SIGN UP WITH BIG FOOT SERVERS!!
I had this issue with a few of the servers I spun up. It seems if you destroy the server and wait a few days, you may end up on a new node without issues. It’s completely random and not good quality due to that. So I agree.
Their services are terrible. I tested them personally, everything was ok only for a very short period of time, after which problems arose, irretrievable and endless.
My advice is to stay away from them.
Regards,
Alex
The negative comments are true. I struggled for a year with bigfoot, with their constant shutdowns of my VPSs, the 2-3 stupid questions from support before they did anything, etc.
But, it is a good provider for learning since it lets you have multiple VPSs with adjustable resources for each one of them. If you are starting get their 4 VPS deal and play. You can assign most of the RAM and disk to one VPS and have minimal resources for the others or whatever else you want. Just keep in mind that the VPSs will go down for a few days sometimes and you will have to contact support to bring them back up again. They will also be very slow at times.