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View Full Version : HE.net dedi deals - buy 3 get 1 FREE, 1400GB from $99, unmetered from $199


dlzinc
07-19-2005, 08:43 PM
Dreamfusion's same great low prices, now with an extra catch -- you get free months for prepaying! Dreamfusion was founded in May 2004 with purpose of providing fast, reliable, affordable web services with support all the way. A year later, we're still doing great! So great, that we want to offer this sizzling hot, dreamy summer deal. If you have any questions, feel free to use the Sales live chat from our website or contact sales[at]dreamfusion.net and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you for considering Dreamfusion!

Prepay for 3 months, get the 4th month free*! (and 50% setup)
Prepay for 6 months, get the 7th and 8th month free*! (and free setup!)
Use promo code: WHTJUL05 (free months will be applied once the server is up)
Real 24x7 Support - replies within 30 minutes or less
99.5% power/network uptime SLA
FREE basic management (see http://www.dreamfusion.net/go/dedicated/management)
Hurricane Electric Bandwidth
4 IP addresses

Celeron 2.4
1GB memory
40GB disk
1400GB transfer $99/mo + $0 setup
Unmetered 10Mbps $249/mo + $99 setup
Order here (https://www.dreamfusion.net/modernbill/order/orderwiz.php?v=3)

Pentium4 2.4
1GB memory
40GB disk
1700GB transfer $109/mo + $0 setup
Unmetered 10Mbps $259/mo + $99 setup
Order here (https://www.dreamfusion.net/modernbill/order/orderwiz.php?v=3)

Add a second 40GB disk for $7/month
Add/Upgrade a disk to 80GB for $12/month
Add/Upgrade a disk to 200GB for $27/month

CPanel with Fantastico: $22/month
DirectAdmin: $15/month

CentOS 3 or 4, Fedora Core available, we recommend CentOS 4 for CPanel servers, and CentOS 3 for DirectAdmin

Need a special configuration? Faster processor? Bigger disk? More bandwidth? They qualify for the buy 3 get 1 free deal too! Contact sales[at]dreamfusion.net for details.

Reformats are $100 each


Speed/Ping Test: http://216.66.18.184/Wine-20041019.tar.gz

IRC, SPAM, questionably legal, illegal content prohibited
AUP: http://www.dreamfusion.net/go/aup
ToS: http://www.dreamfusion.net/go/terms
Transfer is counted as sum of in+out
Setup in within 48 hours

Contact sales[at]dreamfusion.net for more information or to order. You can also try our sales live chat on our website! ( http://www.dreamfusion.net/go/home/ )

*Free includes all extra prepaid options such as addon disks and control panels, excludes overage charges if applicable and reformat fees

dlzinc
07-19-2005, 09:43 PM
It appears that I missed the Windows pricings.

Windows 2003 Std is $25/month

CNSERVERS
07-20-2005, 01:20 AM
You use TMS? how much for additional IPs? and remote reboot port?

dlzinc
07-20-2005, 01:46 AM
Yes.
$7 for 8 more IPs
$25 setup for remote reboot port or $5/month

CNSERVERS
07-20-2005, 02:48 AM
$25 setup for remote reboot port or $5/month

which means if I paid the setup fee, I don't need to pay $5 every month for the reboot port?

TheALiEN2005
07-20-2005, 03:20 AM
Originally posted by qserver
$25 setup for remote reboot port or $5/month

which means if I paid the setup fee, I don't need to pay $5 every month for the reboot port?

I think it is incorrect. maybe he means 25 setup fees and $5/m

CNSERVERS
07-20-2005, 04:38 AM
that's what i want to make sure...

JACOBKELL
07-20-2005, 07:09 AM
Hmm what's mean unmetered 10 mbs?Is'it without that server terrible slow or what?

dlzinc
07-20-2005, 11:41 AM
qserver:
You can pay $25 once or pay $5 every month for the reboot port, not both

JACKBELL:
It means that your server will be limited to 10Mbits (megabits) and you can transfer as much as you want as fast as you can

dlzinc
07-20-2005, 05:59 PM
Some more common questions answered:

-We do not offer any Windows control panels at this time.
-All non-unmetered servers are on 100Mbit ports
-Shoutcast and adult are ok, make sure it's legal

JACOBKELL
07-21-2005, 11:30 AM
Is that mean server speed will be limited to 10 kb download or what?

dlzinc
07-21-2005, 11:40 AM
10Mbit = 10 megabits per second = 1 megabyte per second

total_assault
07-26-2005, 07:50 AM
Originally posted by dlzinc
10Mbit = 10 megabits per second = 1 megabyte per second

if its 10 megabytes a sec for real ill take it right now!, but im guessing you mean megabits

gilbert
07-26-2005, 09:17 AM
what i nice deal i've heard great things about the he.network .... best of luck to all parties -gilbert