Was going to post the exclusive discount Andrew from 123Systems emailed me — 55% recurring discount on yearly payments which makes their new Dallas TX based VPS package at $37.73/Year (with promo code LEBTX55). Then I saw this offer on WHT. Same package — $35/Year! And you can choose between hosting at Dallas TX or hosting at Orlando FL. You get
- 256MB guaranteed/512MB burstable memory
- 10GB storage
- 500GB/month data transfer
- OpenVZ/SolusVM
Dallas is with Limestone and Orland with HostDime. You should be able to search either 123Systems or look at their previous offers here.
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Someone watch closely his website statistics. This was fast. ;)
Test IP Addresses:
Orlando,FL: 67.23.245.2
Dallas,TX: 208.115.237.2
That 35$/year offer was after i emailed you sorry about that LEA i didn’t expect to get featured on here that quickly, Figured you was still behind and needed some catching up to do :P (Thanks for the quick feature though!)
(PS: There is a typo in the main part, It should be Orlando not Atlanta.) Although we are looking into an Atlanta Location as we speak!
Enjoy the offer guy’s.
-Andrew
@Andrew, can you confirm the Dallas, TX is using Limestone DC as per LEB posting? Thank you :)
Correct Dallas is with Limestone (Databank Facility) and Orlando Is with HostDime.
If you guy’s want Test files just let me know.
(Also Dallas features GigE Uplinks as well as orlando)
Well you emailed me the offer quite a few days ago :)
Post fixed. Not sure why I wrote Atlanta. Because your website is now traceroute through Wiresix in Atlanta?
Yeah we moved our main site to a dedicated server at Colo@. We are now doing mirrors for OpenVZ so we decided it was better off to isolate our website rather than keeping it in a VPS environment.
Good job~ I will check the WHT post later~
Dallas,TX 256MB VPS $25/Year link.
https://www.123systems.net/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=128
That was intended for existing clients only.
Look at WHT, As far as I know this guy is bad news.
may new clients also use the 25$ offer?
Could you provide testfiles?
Go ahead Daniel, We can not toggle service specific to existing clients do note that those are very limited time and have a stock limit.
http://67.23.245.3/100mb.test (Orlando,FL)
http://208.115.237.3/100mb.test (Dallas,TX)
I am with 123Systems from last 2-3 months few downtimes but overall good service.
no discounts for monthly cycle?
We have monthly discounts but nothing of this margin. The WHT post he linked you too in the main section already contains a 35% Monthly (Recurring Discount)
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=990382
thank you
Look great. Maybe will get my first VPS.
nice offer. one of my vps at orlando.great service.
Hey, is torrent traffic allowed on the vps?
If you mean Hosting torrents then no, We do not allow legal or illegal torrents on our server(s).
Hi Andrew,
Just wondering if you’d made any progress on those CPU/DISK/RAM graphs you were going to provide so that customers could see how ‘loaded’ their host system was?
Cheers
Hughesey
We have them on the site we just haven’t released them, Currently they are not very integrable with the new website so we are still working on it.
-Andrew
Any chance of getting a look at one of them? Even just a screenshot to see what kind of info we’ll be given?
Cheers
Hughesey
They are Munin Graphs, All the Munin Graphs will be shown For Example if your node is..VZ10
It would be
/webpage.html -> Click “VZ10” -> /graphsforVZ10.here
We are still working on getting the graphs “Integrated” with the site so it’s not just Graphs on a blank page, We might just do a separate subdomain for it we haven’t decided yet, EG: graphs.123systems.net
They are still a work in progress and have been for a few months (On/Off), If you want to submit any Features/Ideas to the project or something you would like to see just drop me an email at andrewm[at]123systems.net
-Andrew
That’s bummer ;)
@Andrew,
any change for IPv6 at Orlando?
Been using 123systems vps for a few weeks and so far it has been rock solid. Great network speed as well. The one time I contacted support they answered quickly as well. Only thing Im missing is IPv6.
Well I got one of those Orlando VPSes.
When 123systems decided to move them to a different locations, they “so called” told the users about it. Wrong in the mail they send they simply told the user that there was an IP change, not a location change.
When I told thme about that they agreed on a refund (as I only took the VPS because it was in Orlando, didn’t need a VPS in the “new” location). On Feb 23 they promise the refund (will take 5 to 7 working days). As of today, nothing done by them. Not a nice way of doing business!