Via this WHT offer. ZoomVPS has “Spring Blowout” with 50% off recurring discount + double the disk space at the moment for their OpenVZ VPS offers. With coupon code SPRING50DD you can get their MachOne package for $5/month.
- 256MB guaranteed memory
- 50GB storage
- 250GB/month data transfer
- 2 IP addresses
- OpenVZ/SolusVM
Servers are available in either Chicago or New Jersey. Other features like shared gigabit port, TUN and RDNS support through control panel can be pretty useful. Domain has been registered since April last year, although r00ter and Dougy have been around on WHT since 2006 and have built pretty good reputation there. Some of the good reviews there: One, Two.
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They seem reliable to me,
it would have been nice to have less space and more RAM or a burstable RAM option
do you know what’s the datacenter? do they own it?
I have one in Cicago. Their using Ubiquity Server data center with fixed network Level3 and Mzima.
Sorry, losing “h” in Chicago D
Well, I took advantage of this offer today. The vpn was setup within minutes. The double disk space was not intially there, but I put in a support ticket and it was fixed in minutes. everything seems to be working pretty good so far.
i am also planning to signup for this..
Hi,
How can I order vps online. I dont find any payment option on the website.
We accept PayPal once you order..
Thanks everyone for the kind words!
is the services are fully managed?
No, they are not.
We use the money saved by having unmanaged VPS to help better the company. :)
Anyone know what happened to these guys? Sites been showing ‘under construction’ for a few weeks now.
We are doing a lot of internal restructuring, and it is taking greatly longer then expected.
No worries, we are not going anywhere, I assure you.
@Douglas — looks like the “internal restructuring” means that you guys were on the market? It appears that ZoomVPS has been sold to BoostHosting in Australia.