David, from Mean Servers, wrote us to inform us of two offers he has in Denver, Colorado, USA. The first one of these comes with free DirectAdmin! Both offers are exclusive to LowEndBox.
512MB KVM
| 1GB KVM
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Mean Servers has been launched in August of 214, so they’re quite young. Their WHOIS information is public and I have found a record of them being a registered business which may be found here. They seem to have been established at the end of may. They use a DC in downtown Denver and that’s not the most common location for hosting, especially not around LowEndb. They use Dell and HP servers. Support is not outsourced overseas and never will be, according to David. They do offer 24/7/365 support and a 99.9% uptime guarantee. I look forward to hearing people’s experiences with these guys!
PayPal, credit cards, and Bitcoins are payment methods available. No refunds are given. There’s plenty of upgrade offers available as well as add-ons during ordering, but those would bring the price over our $7 limit. As always, please read their Terms of Service before ordering.
Network information
Handy Networks – Denver, Colorado, USA
Test IPv4: 23.239.205.129
Test IPv6: 2607:fc88:100:22::1
Looking glass: https://www.meanservers.com/den/lg/
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Hi,At signup if ip address is spamlisted by gmail will u offer refund?
PS:- I never mentioned I am going to bulkmail,idiot trolls like danielm should mind own business
don’t bother responding to this type, because you will pass to the next host to ask the same
hello vijay, how old are you?
You know it’s easier and quicker to contact them directly instead of posting the same question in the comments here on LowEndBox?
Are you an idiot. Posting same question in each post.
Do you even buy any vps or just spamming every hosts.
You do know that all the links here on LEB are nofollow? So your not helping your SERP at all, your just making yourself look stupid.
Yes, but they have almost no value to seo. So stop spamming here.
Go get a life.
mind ur own business
Vijay, you seem to be a cheap spammer, you don’t want to waste your $5 on bad hosts, which is very funny!
it’s funny
he’s asking about listed IP’s yet he’s a spammer himself.
and u have time to waste and trolling others,atleast I have website,if u have guts tell me ur website
Sorry just a correction, DirectAdmin is provided free with both these plans, not just the first one.
Very competitive price, considering the free DirectAdmin panel
any one can tell me about their Support & service.
this very bad service, i bought from this provider for 1 year for basic ultimate starter, after my bandwith run out on 25 desember. they didnt reset my bandwith on januari 2015 but send me another invoice look my this screenshot http://prntscr.com/5ny1vq.
bad provider after all.