• 128MB memory/256MB swap
• 7GB storage
• 500GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps
• 2x vCPU cores
• Xen/SolusVM

You can pay by either PayPal or Google Checkout. Servers with GoRack in Jacksonville FL (test IP: 68.67.68.165). If you are on LowEndTalk I guess Joe needs no introduction. They have been around for more than a year now and runs a solid shop there.

• 512MB guaranteed/1024MB burstable memory
• 100GB storage
• 100Mbps unmetered bandwidth
• OpenVZ/SolusVM

Order “standard” package in Jacksonville FL (with VolumeDrive, test IP: 199.19.110.58) or in Amsterdam Netherlands (with Ecatel, test IP: 80.82.70.133). The Netherlands location actually has 1Gbps unmetered connection. Now, 512MB guaranteed memory, 100GB storage, 100+Mbps unmetered bandwidth, under 5 bucks a month — too good to be true?! Abusers’ paradise it seems.

• 256MB guaranteed/512MB burstable memory
• 30GB storage
• 2TB/month data transfer at 100Mbps
• 2x vCPU cores
• OpenVZ/SolusVM

Payments with Liberty Reserve, PayPal or AlertPay. Servers in either Jacksonville FL (VolumeDrive, test IP: 204.124.180.10) or Phoenix AZ (PhoenixNAP, test IP: 50.2.0.34) can be selected on the sign up form. Besides dodgy “Gateway Fee” charged at checkout, domain was only registered 2 weeks ago, running both NS on the same box (website hosted at HostGator), no SSL on the WHMCS and website full of non-working social media links. On the plan page it says “Unmetered” but in ToS under “VPS Network Utilization Limits”, Budget S02 is limited to 2TB/month, which is still quite a lot for a 5 dollar VPS. “Jacob Dominic” (registrant of the domain) also has his WHT account under “Temporarily Suspended”. You can decide by looking at his past offer at WHT, but personally I won’t touch it.

• 512MB memory/512MB swap
• 15GB storage
• 512GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps ports (1Gbps in Jacksonville)
• 1x vCPU core
• Xen (Scranton) or KVM (Jacksonville/Kansas City) on SolusVM

Payment in either PayPal, Google Checkout or Amazon SimplePay. They have test IPs and downloads page listing out things you need to test out latency and routes. Here are the order links for Scranton PA (VolumeDrive), Jacksonville FL (VolumeDrive) and Kansas City MO (TalentHouse). If you are looking for US West Coast — well they also have this offer in Los Angeles CA for $7/month but only has 320MB memory.

Terii has been running Go-VPS-Go since February this year. They also got personnels in China doing customer support in Chinese. No IRC as per ToS/AUP, and no IPv6 either in most locations.

• “O96B” — $16/Year with code 16FORLEB
  direct sign up link
• “O128B” — $18/Year with code 18FORLEB
  direct sign up link

With O128B you get

• 128MB guaranteed/256MB burstable memory
• 15GB storage
• 200GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps
• 1 vCPU core
• OpenVZ/SolusVM

Promotion code has 20 uses each, or until 30 September, whichever comes first. Servers with GoRack in Jacksonville FL (test IP: 68.67.68.165). SecureDragon has been around for almost a year now although KuJoe sounds a lot more experienced. Here’s a review from 96MB and there are some pretty positive feedbacks from their last promo here.

• 96MB guaranteed/192MB burstable memory
• 5GB storage
• 100GB/month data transfer
• OpenVZ/SolusVM

Offer is also available on their announcement page which is limited to 25 signups. Comparing to last time, you get 1/2 the disk space but double the monthly data. Servers with GoRack in Jacksonville FL where you can use their website for ping/traceroute test. You can find out more about Secure Dragon on their about page.

Joseph from ServerDragon wrote me a 800-words email 2 days ago on their special offers. Sorry the business name just gave me a mental image of Bruce Lee wielding a nunchaku storming into the server room… But hey, it’s catchy. Their “O96B” low end OpenVZ plan is $6/3 months with the following spec:

• 96MB guaranteed/192MB burstable memory
• 10GB storage
• 50GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps
• OpenVZ/SolusVM

If you pay for the whole year — you will get even more discount at $20/year (oops, I am not supposed to promote yearly plans from new providers). But wait there is more! Use promo code LEBFTW to get 40% off recurring discount if you pay annually — that’s $12/year on the above low end plan. Servers with GoRack in Jacksonville FL (test IP: 68.67.68.165), owned by ServerDragon rather than leased.

As of ServerDragon, it is a registered LLC in Florida (search for “Secure Dragon LLC” in sunbiz), started in late 2010, and are currently a 3-man team. Read more about them here. They have advertised on WHT just a few days ago and seem to be getting some good reviews so far.

• 1GB memory
• 20GB storage
• 100GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps
• Hyper-V/Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1

Servers with GoRACK in Jacksonville FL (test IP: 68.67.76.1). Pretty cool video on the page showing how fast their network and how usable their desktop is. Looks like a nice offer for remote Windows desktop or hosting your .NET sites. Domain has been registered for 2 years although most reviews are very recent. For example some on Microsoft’s listing.

Only PayPal is offered. Port 25 is blocked and no mail server is allowed. No IRC server connected to other network, and “if we get complaints your server may be terminated”.

• 64MB guaranteed memory
• 5GB storage
• 50GB/month data transfer
• CentOS/Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora Core/Gentoo

As the control panel provided is HyperVM, I am assuming the virtualization technology used here is OpenVZ. You can also apply some coupon code (see linked WHT page) to get double RAM + space or 20% off lifetime (bringing it down to $4/month). IP of the main web site is at Colo 4 Jax in Jacksonville, FL, and I assume the hosted VPS will also be there as well.

Alright. Now it’s the nitpicking time — why you might not want to consider this host:

• There’s no website other than a copy of Client Exec that let you order VPS packages.
• According to WHOIS, the domain was created on 2 Oct 2008 — less than a month old.
• Contact information in WHOIS is privacy-masked. Most dodgy operations have their contact information masked as well.
• From the interaction between the owner and customers on that WHT post, I doubt the owner knows exactly what he is doing.

Good luck if you decided to go with this host! :)