Ernie from Hudson Valley Host has notified me about their April promotion at the moment. Promo code april4511 will get you 45% off recurring discount on their VPS plans, which makes their “Starter” plan $4.95/month. Direct sign up link.
- 256MB guaranteed/512MB burstable memory
- 10GB storage
- 500GB/month data transfer
- OpenVZ/SolusVM
Servers located in either Albany NY (test IP: 173.233.80.101) or New York City (test IP: 108.60.141.3). They have been around for a while — since 2003 according to their About page, and domain registered in 2004. They were reselling Virpus when they first got featured here, but has since moved on and have their own VPS reseller program. It has a few good reviews last time the same deal got posted here (although it was a little bit cheaper back then).
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Hate to break the party up, but a hudson valley host review got removed from WHT for being “false”.
Is that just an idea or was it announced ?
It was removed cause the client never fully verified the review not for being false. We have never and would never post reviews about ourselves. We cant control what our clients do.
The IP the “client” provided was an IP located in california.
Image: http://cl.ly/060G2p3N0E2u1I2m310A
But they only have servers in Albany or NYC.
Image: http://cl.ly/1w2D1C2z1I0t3d2S2v1D
and this was the exact thread: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1036063
Thanks for helping prove the client’s review was in fact real. Again WeLinkNYC is the data centers our servers are with in New York City. We have even contacted the data center about the IP going back to Cali and they stated “Sites like that only update their ARIN WHOIS information once every 90 days at best. The IP’s are definitely in New York, as is the server and our ARIN ORG-ID that they’re registered to.”
Correction they provided us with a domain which pinged to that IP.
I got a VPS and can confirm its in WeLink in NYC.
Ernie and his team have been very helpful and I would recommend them.
Do they offer phone support? thanks.