The BigFootServers team has recently contacted us with a flash sale they are running on SSD-powered VPS pools. With these pools, they’re giving customers the ability to create VPS instances on-demand, in both Los Angeles and Dallas. We were told that as they continue to expand and add additional regions, existing customers will be able to get access to them within their resource pool at no additional charge. They hinted to us that New York is one of the new locations they’ll be adding to the pool very shortly! (within the next three weeks).
BigFootServers has shared deals with the community before, but those were previously powered by traditional HDD’s. We are excited to share their new SSD-based VPS pool flash sale with you, and hope you enjoy the increased performance that SSD has to offer!
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. In order to meet the needs and wants of our clients worldwide, we are pleased to present to you our expansion to offer SSD-powered VPS pools!
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’s the deal:
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!
10 x SSD VPS Pool
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You can find their ToS/Legal Docs here. They accept PayPal, Alipay, Credit Cards and Bitcoin as payment methods.
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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Please advice which Linux kernels are available with Ubuntu 16.04?
You can’t even access the webserver they host. why buy from a company that can’t maintain the website they sell the products that A) they shut down all the time without telling you why (they claim processor overload), B) they’re running outdated linux versions because crappy virtualization, C) they are a totally incompetent in providing a product that has maximum uptime, not offering a more stable solution to your problem, or trying to resolve a problem by creating a higher level of product that they can offer that would have much better quality service.
This company has no interest in creating a product you will use often, they just want your money now, service be dammed.
Hello,
How to know if this offer fits me,
My websites are in Arabic language and I live in Egypt and I manage websites locally I Middle East ( Egypt, Saudia Arabia, Qatar & UAE )
So is this offer qualify for my services
Hi , i want to find out:
(1) Will you allow to deploy VPS (virtual-private-server) SERVICE-instance in any EU country/location (non-UK) DataCenters/Servers ? other than Los Angeles, Dallas, NY . ( other users may want to know, Will you allow to deploy in UK ? )
(2) will you include/allow/provide a /64 IPv6 subnet resource for each VPS service-instance ? native IPv6 or tunneled IPv6 ? i prefer native IPv6.
(3) can you set your (or your upstream-ISP) dns nameserver’s reverse-zone for the provided /64-subnet, and point toward the nameserver that will run inside 2 VPSes ?
Your VPS Service-instance, your VPS resources, etc remain with you in your own DataCenters/Servers, a remote user/client/customer with remote-access to VPS(virtual-private-servers) , cannot take-away or move-away with your services+resources to another VPS-provider , so its not a real delegation or a real sub-delegation, no real transfer occurred, no real delegation occurred . its merely attaching few services+resources into your own virtual-server service-instance inside your own DataCenters/Servers, for a remote user with a remote-access.
(4) does your vps management control-panel allows to set PTR/rDNS record for provided IPv4 & IPv6 addresses ?
does your panel have API support ? if yes, then my server-script(s) can setup PTR/rDNS instantly from inside the VPS.
(5) do you uphold Privacy-Rights ? do you follow user+data Privacy+Security+Protection laws ?
(6) for any VPS related activty, do you send password over open email to your client/customer or to your staff/admin ? when an email is not Encrypted with GPG/PGP/SMIME (keys/certs) then it is OPEN email . when a storage is not encrypted then its open storage . email’s content can be viewed by others who are not actual receiver of the email . data passing thru HTTP is open, HTTPS is secure+encrypted . email-servers can use & do use non-encrypted transfer when encryption/TLS mode is not-enforced , and almost all email-servers do not enforce encrypted/TLS data-transfer.
(7) each separate VPS will have separate full root access ? tun/tap/ppp support ? debian 9.9 or later support ? virtualizor access ?
(8) all service+resources can be assigned into one VPS ?
Horrible service and does not allow allocation in Los Angeles as promised. I filed a complaint several times with them and failed to received a proper response or support from them. I finally filed a dispute with PayPal since they wouldn’t refund me my money after being unable to allocate VPS nodes in Los Angeles after a few days.
It’s crap. VPS does not work. “Tech Support” just recycles same response over and over again whenever a ticket is submitted. Do not buy!
If you plan to idle your vps then go for it, because anything else will surely trip the resource limits they use and they will shut down your VPS. I even run sysstat to check my usage and my services use 1-2% of single core and still it’s too much according to their outsourced “support”. Waste of time and money.
Worst service and support and not provided any VPS/Server (unable to launch myself) after successful payment. Not received and proper or satisfactory response after complaint several times. So, guys be careful from the trap to lose you money.
It seems not a good sign by reading all the comments.
Had responsiveness issues from the get-go. VPS were unresponsive, website was unresponsive, often taking more than 10 minutes to give me a 404 page when viewing my services. They’d often reboot the hypervisor with no warning, then call the issue resolved.
Domain name no longer resolves, so I’m unable to cancel and request a refund.
Probably exit scam
Commented on the last Bigfoot thread, I’ve been using the service since the beginning of February.
For the last couple of months, all of the VPSs in my pools go down, the BigFoot control panel is not responding, and this time, even the create a ticket link is down, so I can’t notify. This has been the norm for at least a solid month now, after the first big issue my VPS pool was “moved” to “a more stable node”, but the problems persists. When the pool is down, it has been hours to a full day before being brought back online.
Definitely not for production, and barely usable for dev. Really wanted this to work, the concept of a pool to do with as I see fit is nice. Execution is poor. Sadly I’ll have to move on.
Help!! All of our servers are down on here, can’t even create a ticket to fix it. Anybody know how to get ahold of this company outside of tickets? We’re going to lose customers over this.