Duke, from XFuse Solutions, has sent in four exclusive offers for LowEndBox readers. These offers have different locations, so be sure to note them with the offer.

More offers inside!

XFuse Solutions LLC is a registered LLC based in Louisiana, USA and has been since the 22nd of January 2013. You get a free SSL certificate with the OpenVZ servers in case you pay for a full year. I haven’t got much information on the hardware. We do know Duke from LowEndTalk where he is quite active. We’ve even run a fundraiser for him there after the got severely wounded in a traffic accident. I’m fairly sure we have been of help there and hopefully that has had a hand in the continuation of his business as well. If you have been with XFuse Solutions or give them a try now, please share your experiences with us!

PayPal, Mail in Payment, Bitpay, and Stripe are all accepted payment methods. There’s a 3-day refund policy in place, so you are safe to try them out. No spamming, no torrents, no public proxies or VPN, and nothing illegal in the USA. For all the details, please read their full Terms of Service!

Network information

I only have test IP for Dallas. Servers in Buffalo, NY are with ColoCrossing, and servers in Phoenix, AZ are with PhoenixNAP.

ViaWest – Dallas, Texas, USA
Test IPv4: 172.245.230.61
Test files: http://stats.dl1v3.xfusesolutions.net/

mpkossen

Maarten Kossen served as the administrator of LowEndBox from 2013 to 2015, playing a key role in guiding the platform during a critical phase of its growth. During his tenure, Maarten introduced numerous improvements, helped shape editorial direction, and contributed to the evolution of LowEndBox as both a resource and a community hub for budget-conscious hosting users.

With a deep understanding of web hosting, server management, and open-source infrastructure, Maarten brought fresh ideas and steady leadership to the site, bridging the gap between the original vision of LowEndAdmin and the future of the platform.

Today, Maarten remains an active and valued member of the LowEndTalk community (@mpkossen), continuing to share his experience, engage in discussions, and support the broader LowEnd ecosystem.