Colocation and Dedicated Servers Promotion

Our Redundant Network Connectivity:

(1) OC3 -> Level3 Atlanta
(1) OC3 -> Global Crossing Atlanta
(1) DS3 -> CETLink Charlotte
(4) DS1 -> UUnet Atlanta

Our Facility:

- Over 3000 square feet of colocation space immediately, with plans to build out in the next few months
- HVAC temperature control systems
- FM-200 dry fire suppression systems
- UPS and diesel generator backup power
- Round-the-clock customer service and proactive network management support
- 24/7 access available for an additional fee

*See updated pricing below*

Conditions for both colo and dedicated servers:

IP Addresses - FREE with justification, 80% usage required before more IP's assigned, no limit.

Smart Hosting Controller ($850 one-time or $99/month for one year):
Admin demo: http://64.65.56.52/dman/index.html (username: test password: 321)
User demo: http://66.33.30.215/menu/index.html (username: demouser password: demo)

One year agreement required for all services. Prices guaranteed for the duration of the contract.

Contact me directly at jk@plusweb.com for more information or to order. I'm not sure how long this special will be available.

Happy Holidays to all.

Regards,

Jeffrey Kehe
jk@plusweb.com

[Edited by jkehe on 01-05-2001 at 01:00 PM]

Bump...

Merry Christmas everyone!

Setup fees waived for sign ups for 1024 Kbps and a full rack before December 31!

E-mail directly to jk@plusweb.com or call 864-414-6300 for more information. I won't be available to take calls on Christmas Day - sorry. :)

Thanks!

Hey Jeff these prices look good, esp. on the 2 Mbps for under $700. How do you do it?
Drew

...was wondering the same thing myself. You have to be pretty high up on the food chain to get those kinds of prices *wholesale*.

Yeah, I guess you could say that I'm getting up there on the food chain. My primary goal is to pull in a few customers at basicly cost (on the bandwidth) so I can upgrade to faster/diverse connectivity - that's why it is a promotion. :)

If I can pull in at least another 5 Mbps or so, I'm going get additional access to FNSI, Level3, and UUnet through a DS3 to an ISP.

If any one is interested, please let me know.

I'm also going to be offering space in different cities for those who desire redundancy - several locations in New York, Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina, and Ohio - but not at these prices.

Thanks for your inquiries.

[Edited by jkehe on 12-27-2000 at 12:59 AM]

Updated Dedicated Server Pricing

AMD Athlon Thunderbird Processor, PC100 or PC133 SDRAM, EIDE Hard Drive, 10/100 NIC
100GB of Data Transfer (About 308 Kbps)
Latest version of Smart Hosting Controller or Plesk
$299 setup - One year agreement
$0 setup - Two year agreement

100GB Data Transfer
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1200MHz/512MB/80GB - $349/mo
800MHz/256MB/40GB - $299/mo

20GB Data Transfer
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1200MHz/512MB/80GB - $249/mo
800MHz/256MB/20GB - $199/mo

Smart Hosting Controller demo:

Admin demo: http://64.65.56.52/dman/index.html (username: test password: 321)
User demo: http://66.33.30.215/menu/index.html (username: demouser password: demo)

Plesk demo:

https://demo.plesk.com/ (username: admin password: plesk)

E-mail sales@plusweb.com for more information or to order.

Thanks and happy new year!

New special pricing for colocation:

2048 Kbps - $649/month
1536 Kbps - $499/month
1024 Kbps - $349/month
512 Kbps - $249/month
256 Kbps - $149/month
128 Kbps - $99/month

$300 per month per rack plus $300 setup fee.

not bad at all except for the nasty 95th percentile measurement.

This pricing is based on MONTHLY AVERAGE not 95th percentile. You might want to ask before posting false information.

Thanks.

I'm a bit confused here. I was looking at your web site's colo pricing page and it says that bandwidth is measured using the 95th Percentile method, but you just said that you don't use that method. How is bandwidth measured? By the way your pricing for colocation is very attractive. Is bandwidth burstable?

AP

Originally posted by AP
I'm a bit confused here. I was looking at your web site's colo pricing page and it says that bandwidth is measured using the 95th Percentile method, but you just said that you don't use that method.

It does say this on the site Jeffrey. Probably where Jag got the info from. Ease down. :)

Good stuff though!

That is where I got the info from, but going by your response to my post you just lost this potential client.

I apologize if I came across as being nasty. It's been a long day and I'm on edge because of lack of sleep. I hope you can understand.

Let me clarify for everyone:

Please contact me directly for more information, as the information on my company's webpage does not apply to this promotion. I will be posting a URL specifically for this promotion either later today or tomorrow so that there is no further confusion.

We monitor bandwidth using MRTG, which calculates a monthly average. That is what we use to bill our customers. The bandwidth is fully burstable. From experience, I know what a difference the 95th percentile can make in a customer's bill.

Thanks, and have a great weekend everyone.

Thats ok, we've all those long restless nights.

Looking at your hosting plans page and looking at http://ultraspeedusa.com/plans.html looks like your looking at the same page, you could have at least changed the table some so it don't look just like you took it off our site.

I think your post is off topic. This thread has to do with colocation services.

In addition, I have a server with UltraSpeed USA for my web hosting clients - you might want to take that into consideration when insulting one of your clients.

I have already spoken with Daniel of UltraSpeed USA and this matter has been handled. No need for further discussion.

[Edited by jkehe on 01-05-2001 at 06:08 PM]

Interesting. There table has the same structure, and color combo. But there plans have a lil difference.

Originally posted by jkehe
I think your post is off topic. This thread has to do with colocation services.

In addition, I have a server with UltraSpeed USA for my web hosting clients - you might want to take that into consideration when insulting one of your clients.


So, what your saying is, if I copy your website design, and I was a cleint of yours, it would be allright? Copyright, wouldnt apply to a cleint?

Kunal - I appreciate you putting words into my mouth.

Chicken or one of the other admins, please close this thread to further posts. If anyone is interested in taking advantage of my special, e-mail me directly.

Allright.. Thread locked!