FuseVPS is currently having a Halloween special. Use coupon code fuse_halloween to get 15% off recurring discount on their unmanaged OpenVZ packages. So Fuse 2, which we have featured twice before, is now $5.06/month after the discount. Direct link to sign up.
- 512MB memory
- 10GB storage
- 150GB/month data transfer
- 1x IPv4 + 5x IPv6
- OpenVZ/SolusVM
PayPal or credit cards are accepted. Servers in Dallas TX with SoftLayer (test IP: 74.86.173.2). FuseVPS is a new brand established in January this year, and is by part of the web dev/web solution team running FinerHosting (since 2004). They also have an SLA guaranteeing the uptime. From ToS
If we do suffer any network downtime, customers will be reimbursed 10% of their monthly hosting bill per every hour of downtime.
While there’s no burstable memory included + only 150GB/month of data, the pricing looks “sane” — some might argue “expensive” and used ClubUptime as comparison, but we know what happened to that company.
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And supposedly 123Systems has the same ToS…
Nice inclusion in the terms of service. 10 hours downtime == free month?
Actually 11 hours, since they charge 5% as a handling charge for dealing with the credit via a support ticket. Subject to the terms of their SLA, which I cant see linked anywhere obvious on their website, and neither can Google.
Either way Im sure it’ll exclude most causes of downtime, if it doesnt then that’d be a sign to run away 😉
Wait, they charge a fee for all SLA claims?
Francisco
Arf, my bad. Thats for refunds to Paypal (no problem there), not for adding credit to an account.
Surely that’s criminal?
Charging you for their problems?
You can’t charge for paypal fees, period.
Paypal will bust your balls if you do that.
They should get 30+ days to refund a single payment, meaning they can simply view your latest payment (assuming monthly) and refund whatever part of it without any fees.
Francisco
But a lot of business charge you the Paypal fees =S
You can charge a fee very easily. Your pricing is cash pricing, and all other payments are assessed a fee of X to convert it to a cash equivalent.
@Yomero most companies probably just include it in the normal price, maybe just charge a bit more or make a slightly less profit margin to live with it.
My accountants tell me that’s illegal here in the US although looking at all those extra taxes on cigarettes and booze, I have to wonder if it does happen.
Not that I buy those two things of course….
Yes, I guess they consider it in the total price, but some companies write explicitly that will refund discounting a “transaction cost” or something like that.
…”repackaging fees“…
Yep, good example 😐
never gave me what i ordered and wont issue a refund. very rude customer service that basically said i am sol on it. giving them one week more to refund before i contact paypal about the fraud that they are doing or my bank to get a refund issued
They’ve already told you ‘no’…
…and you’ve going to wait an additional week?
Maybe going ahead and filing the complaint with Paypal or your bank now would be a good idea?