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  1. Mark says:
    6/29/2004 at 1:12 pm

    Wow. There are some superb solutions here. I was looking at http://www.tomsyer.net/wht Anyone heard of or used these people?

  2. Jonathan Stanley (7 comments.) says:
    6/29/2004 at 4:55 pm

    Tomsyer.net appears to just be a reseller of ThePlanet.com (who are ServerMatrix.net’s parent)

    http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/.....omsyer.net

    … and they’ve actually hopped about on various netblocks, which though their offers might be cheap, doesn’t inspire me with confidence that they’ll “stay the distance” so to speak.

    Plus, why not just cut out the middleman… always worth asking fro a quote… they can only say “no” after all. :D

  3. David Blangstrup says:
    6/29/2004 at 9:28 am

    I have a tech supporter, who sounds offended every time I ask him something…

  4. helge says:
    6/29/2004 at 10:44 am

    my ISP (ipowerweb.com) made some changes so that every single file with .php extensions (even those with cero code) produced server errors. after a couple of days they fixed it but they so far have refused (by means of not replying) to tell me what the cause was..

  5. Dave (1 comments.) says:
    6/29/2004 at 11:39 am

    ServerMatrix’s Super Celeron 1.7 package looks good.

  6. Matt (64 comments.) says:
    6/29/2004 at 11:50 am

    I’m with Server Matrix’s parent company (Planet) and love it.

  7. Jonathan Stanley (7 comments.) says:
    6/29/2004 at 12:48 pm

    I’ve got one box with Doreo.com (Dual P3-S 1.26 with 1.5GB RAM and RAID1, running Debain) and one with ServerMatrix.net (P4 2.4 with 512MB RAM, running Windows Server 2003 for Windows Media Services). The former would be better if you want a full custom build withoutmuch need for bandwidth, the latter would give you tonnes of bandwidth with reasonable hardware.

    Would be a good idea to check WebHostingTalk.com and see if there are discount offers, particularly for SC… sometimes you’ll get a year waived if you look at the right time. Both a little over budget though… but worthwhile checking if they can offer something in your price range. :D

  8. Randi Ann Curb says:
    9/23/2004 at 4:56 am

    I know I am late in the game but I had to comment on tomsyer. I have used them for 2 months and can’t wait to “run the otehr way”. Support takes over 24 hours to respond IF they respond! Take your money and gives you a “who cares” attitude. Over all a thumbs down! rac



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