October 1, 2009 @ 7:51 am, by LowEndAdmin
Via this WHT offer. ServerDeals, one of the Nexeon “companies” (despite having .org domain), is having some special low end, limited stock OpenVZ VPS for $3.99/month, which you must order from the link at the WHT page.
- 64MB guaranteed/128MB burstable memory
- 10GB storage
- 75GB/month data transfer
- OpenVZ & 41 different OS templates
Hardware are Intel Core i5/i7 or dual Xeon based servers with 100mbps uplink port. No idea where the data center is located on their network page (3 useless pretty maps though). Update: it has just been pointed out in the comment that it’s BurstNet.
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burstnet for sure
You are right. When I search for the exact phrase on Google, it’s very obvious that it’s BurstNET.
I’ve talked to the people, ServerDeals is NOT a Nexeon company. From what I’ve heard, Nexeon helped setup some stuff etc.
so far everything runs good though, got the $3.99 VPS, no lag and no downtime
@ck — Well. The Nexeon guy on WHT has ServerDeals in his sig, so I presume that those two are related.