Adam from QuadraNet sent in an offer for their E5200 Dual Core located in Los Angeles. The offer includes 3Gbps of QuadraNet VEST DDoS Mitigation. You can also upgrade to their Asia-optimized network for an additional $5/month or to a 1Gbps port for $5/month.
QuadraNet is a datacenter which has been operating since 2001. QuadraNet operates its own datacenter facilities with its own network infrastructure (AS8100), equipment and IP space. They started under the brand “OC3 Networks,” OC3 Networks acquired MultiPoint and then a subsidiary brand to focus on dedicated servers was started under a brand named PacificRack. All these brands eventually came together merged into one, “QuadraNet.” They are well-known and popular in LowEndBox/LowEndTalk community as they are used by many VPS hosting providers.
They accept payments using Credit Cards, PayPal, Cheques, and Wire Payments. Another freebie is any US residents who order can choose to receive a FREE 8GB USB stick or Mouse Pad – to request one, email sales [@] quadranet.com after placing your order. As always, kindly read their Terms Of Service and Service Level Agreement before ordering.
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Self Managed Dedicated Server Special
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Managed Dedicated Server with cPanel/WHM
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For those interested, QuadraNet Los Angeles Network consists of the following carriers:
- GT-T/TiNet — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- PCCW/BTN — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- ChinaUnicom — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- Cogent Communications — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- Telia — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- NTT — Transit — 2 x 10Gbps
- China Telecom — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- AboveNet/Zayo — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
- Equinix Exchange — Peering — 1 x 10Gbps
- Any2Exchange — Peering – 1 x 10Gbps
- Host.net — Peering — 2 x 10Gbps
- HiNet Taiwan — Peering — 1 x 10Gbps
- Plus hundreds of additional network peers
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Network Information:
QuadraNet, Inc Datacenter, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Test IPv4: 198.55.111.5
Test IPv4 Asia-optimized: 204.152.218.25
Test IPv6: 2607:fcd0:0:a::2
Test File: http://repos.lax-noc.com/speedtests/100mb.bin
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Yes, LOWENDbox is exactly the place to advertise a $150 per month dedi.
Pretty sure it meets the LEB criteria.. oh wait.
You’re right, it does https://lowendbox.com/submit-an-offer/
It may fit the new rules, but it doesn’t fit the original spirit of the site.
LEB as you may of missed has changed it’s offer policy in efforts to make LEB a better community. Change is good :)
Also important to publish that they request ID and Adress Proof and after received they declined Orders.
They also dont talk your the reasons why the dont accept any Order. If you talk with them in the Livechat about this, they block you asap.
Hello, we’re very selective with the customers we onboard. The only reason orders are declined by our business development team is for history of fraudulent, spam or other unappropiate activities.
I do recall your company being declined and you were unable to accept the it, e-mailed the CEO, then spoke with Adam which then spoke with me and our business development team also rejected the order.
Other providers within this board also have similiar tools to know what actions your company performs, lets keep things professional :)
“The only reason orders are declined by our business development team is for history of fraudulent, spam or other unappropiate activities”
They lie very much!
We dont have history of fraudlent, spam or any unappropiate activities. And yes that the nature of any Person which is not submissive to get the truth of the declining and not any lies!
And other providers on this board a serious and dont have any Problems with the IWN Group. (Only Quadranet which was never in Touch and Business with us)
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1501492
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1481500
What do you mean by this?
https://twitter.com/IWNGroupLLC/status/779029742154555393 ?
Looks like he deleted the tweet you’re referring to :)
Look at those WHT links, sums up EXACTLY who you are.
Thank you @dillpickle for exposing this guy.
It shows only that you are working on several brands to collect IDs from Customers before declined there Orders. Only TurnkeyInternet looks like an exception and serious instead if Quadranet and his other Brands.
And IWN Group LLC is not the same Company as Internoc24. Or would you like to tell us, that Pepsi and Coca Cola are the same Company?
Maybe you can answer the accusations before you trying to deflect from this. THIS should be professional. Not your (missing)answers. :)
This company is very strange
Sales of server hardware for the last century
Antique server
:)
That’s the beauty of hardware, customers want low-priced servers for individual projects and don’t want to pay a fortune for modernized equipment that has yet to capture cost, so they’ve grown interested in legacy hardware for certain projects. We do on a daily basis sell modernized supermicro servers and offer 100% custom configs for those interested in configurations of such or for those interested in price-matching! We price match sustainable deals, just e-mail sales@quadranet.com
Also just to mention, each provisioned server undergoes testing with proprietary hardware before releasing it to a customer.
I’m trying to move my vps out from your Crissic branch, but its not been accessible all day even tho it says online in solus. You took away our tech support access I guess its because you changed to a full service company, so I have no way to contact anyone! please email me and help so I can take my business elsewhere thanks!
I’m honestly terrified right now, I know Crissic wants to get rid of all the self managed customers, but we were told to have till Dec 4th
Crissic is run independently and was simply acquired by QuadraNet – the QuadraNet brand is very strong, liked and constantly vouched for and most importantly debt free and has nothing to do with the closure of Crissic.
What you have to realize is prior to acquiring Crissic the brand was obviously UNSUSTAINABLE per the offers. We knew this when purchasing it, the seller knew it when selling Crissic, and the seller knew the position the company was in and wanted to wash his hands from it. We acquired the company for obvious assets, and because Crissic was an existing customer of QuadraNet the transition process was seamless.
Our goal was to keep the brand alive, but the brand dried up as we didn’t want to focus on low budget VPS offers ($10/yr deals) etc…
As per the e-mail sent to all Crissic customers, we provided 30-days notice so that the clients could find a new home and backup their data with pro-rated refunds available. For the existing customers still wanting to be on our network, they have deployed new environments on our QuadraNet InfraCloud product, or purchased a small dedicated server with the QuadraNet brand.
I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused, and I will make sure that we get you taken care of Terence.
Thanks!
ok please make sure I get my refund, I have a couple of servers paid till deep into next year. And the deals weren’t 10/year, it was 30/year which I see alot of other companies doing the same.
Yeah, stay far away form these guys, they yanked the entire /24 my box was on out from under me with no notification or warning (had to come here to find out, my service was supposedly good through Jan). Thankfully I was able to grab all of my stuff via ipv6 and get back up on a new provider.
Ticket has thus far gone completely unanswered.
Good riddance.
Hi Wes,
We are not aware of such described incident, at QuadraNet we do not disrupt service in any way, shape or form without interruption or request from the customer. I searched our database and reviewed all of our customers named “Wes” and was unable to find this described incident, as a matter of fact, all the few customers we have named Wes are in good-standing and are completely satisfied with our services. That being said, are you sure that you were a direct customer of QuadraNet and not working through a reseller, or another company who simply uses our network and facilities (we also offer colocation whereby companies can colocate their own servers within our facilities/network)?
We have true on-site staff 24/7/365 available to our customers, these are actual full-time employees (not on-call contractors) that are able to promptly and competently resolve any issues if or when necessary. Our support is highly responsive and we’re constantly available via phone, help desk or by email.
I would appreciate it if you could please validate yourself and your claims by providing a previously paid invoice ID, client ID, or any ticket ID that was submitted under your account, as what you have described does not properly represent or sound like the solid hosting experience we work hard and strive to provide for our customers every day.
Thanks!
Same thing happened to me. I received no notification and my VPS was decommissioned. I hadn’t done a backup recently so I lost data. Support ticket didn’t help at all.
For the price QuadraNet is selling things at, SoYouStart.com and OVH.com are much better options.
Crissic was run independently and as you know simply acquired by QuadraNet. The QuadraNet brand is very strong, liked and constantly vouched for and most importantly debt free and has nothing to do with the closure of Crissic.
What you have to realize is prior to acquiring Crissic the brand was obviously UNSUSTAINABLE per the offers. We knew this when purchasing it, the seller knew it when selling Crissic, and the seller knew the position the company was in and wanted to wash his hands from it. We acquired the company for obvious assets, and because Crissic was an existing customer of QuadraNet the transition process was seamless.
Our goal was to keep the brand alive, but the brand dried up as we didn’t want to focus on low budget VPS offers ($10/yr deals) etc…
As per the e-mail sent to all Crissic customers, we provided 30-days notice so that the clients could find a new home and backup their data with pro-rated refunds available. For the existing customers still wanting to be on our network, they have deployed new environments on our QuadraNet InfraCloud product.
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