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Would be interested too, they seem to be pretty sweet.
I don't know, but they seem to be berry nice.
They do seem to have cheap berries.
When I first saw their domain name, I thought they were renting Raspberry PI Servers..... Either way they look pretty cool
Well, even their (parent) brand sounds good, Epidrive.
@Epidrive - dazzle us!
Didn't they recently attempt to sell the brand?
Source?
Anyway, my experience with them has been nothing but good. I cobbled together some generic benchmarks here and here if anyone wants to get a general idea.
https://vpsboard.com/topic/7878-usa-vps-host-for-sale-huge-clientbase/
Seems to be a very decent VPS if one would want a better CPU. Sadly, https://portal.catalysthost.com/cart.php?a=confproduct&i=1 seems to be a better deal at the moment.
Maybe I am missing the "obvious"...but how is that in any way related to
EpiDrive
/BerryServers
?What you linked to looks like some shady BS and in no way connected to the aforementioned company, or am I wrong?
https://vpsboard.com/topic/7878-usa-vps-host-for-sale-huge-clientbase/?do=findComment&comment=101621
Also looks like I emailed the address in the post at one point
So not sure if the they still own it.
read the comments, especialy drmike and domainbop
Let's be real here. This is a relatively "small" industry. Yes, it's oversaturated but when you're looking at a host that has ~700 clients, it basically cuts off the majority of the no-names that no one has ever heard of. On top of this, 870 services with an annual income of $5k? Assuming an average of $10/year per service (coincides perfectly with berry servers), you'd get ~$8k revenue annually. If you remove the cost of IPs and one or two very overloaded servers, it matches ~$5k. No matter how you look at it, at this price point anyone who hangs out around vpsboard/LET will have heard of them and the best-matching service is berry servers.
They also seem to be getting berry few traffic
Aha, thanks! The e-mail makes it clear to me.
I have a couple of the ultra-cheap berry.pw 128s. Can't really say anything bad about them - and the support when I did have an account question was really quick.
I wouldn't run anything important on them...
Would you mind posting the specs of your servers? How are their networks?
@VPSaddict We have couple of improvements in line for berry. Servers purchased now have high chance to be deployed in our e3-1271v3's. Depending on the severity of the DDoS, we normally suspend, or suspend with fee, or terminate.
Sure. Here's the standard, with my IP and hostname removed. I haven't really used it much yet, so I can't answer beyond what you see below.
Uptime would be due to me rebooting, not the provider. VPS is in Phoenix, AZ but I forget which DC.
Can we work out a deal on bandwidth upgrades?
@VPSAddict Yes, if you send in a ticket we can discuss about your requirements.
More explicitly stated than the vpsboard link: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1520891