Editor’s note: As of 2/22/2020 this website is not resolving and therefore the host may be deadpooled. We are pulling the order links down as result. Proceed with caution.
Frequent Networks has reached out to us again with another new offer for the community. What makes their offers so intriguing is that they offer 50% (for life) discount for education, public service professionals such as EMT, Law Enforcement and Healthcare Professionals. They have offers on VPS plans, listed below, ranging from Small to Large, starting at $1/month!
Their WHOIS is public and you can find their ToS/Legal Docs here. They accept PayPal, Debit, Credit and Crypto as payment methods.
Here’s what they had to say:
“Frequent Networks was started by a group of cybersecurity professionals that garnish over 20+ years of combined experience in securing infrastructure and corporate entities. We came up with an idea that there is no host that does not oversell their products and that is what our goal is. The resources you pay for is what you truly get. No overselling and no dishonesty.
In this age of technology, we give you more than just the best and widest choice of hosting products.
We give you the best hosting professionals money can buy. Because we believe the more you need technology to fuel your business, the more you need expert, caring people to be there for you.
Frequent Networks is a hosting company totally devoted to web and cloud professionals like you, regardless if you’re a company or one-man band.”
Here are their offers:
VPS-100 Small
| VPS-100 Medium
| VPS-100 Large
|
Hackensack, New Jersey USA
Test IPv4: 199.38.247.250
Test file: https://whitelabelitsolutions.com/1/100MB.test
Host Node Specifications:
– Dual hex-core Intel Xeon Processors
– 256 GB RAM
– 4x 4 TB SSDs
– 4x 4 TB HDD
– 1 Gbps Uplink
– Unmetered Bandwidth On All Servers
Please let us know if you have any questions/comments and enjoy!
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RIP Frequent Networks
I got this email form them to day
Hi All,
We regret to inform due to unforseen circumstances Frequent Networks must shut down.
Please do not pay. If we owe you a refund, please request one. We will refund for the month you paid. Meaning, if you paid for the month we will refund you the money back.
We will be taking servers offline in two weeks at the minimum, meaning you have at least two weeks to use the server and collect your data. We deeply apologize but something has arisen out of our control. Thank you for being good to us.
Good luck on your hosting journey.
que paso con frequentnetwork, me bloqueo mi vps, y no me responden mis correos.