We are clearing inventory this week! Take advantage of our one-time upgrade options or Quantity Discounts! Also we've lowered the prices for Control Panels again! Couple low monthly payments with one of the highest customer satisfaction rates in the industry, and you'll not only be happy with your decision, you'll also save a lot of money!

Our Server Ordering System will show you this deal only if you follow this WHT Exclusive link: https://www.tailormadeservers.com/order.php?OFFER=WHTSPECIAL.

As always, we provide the highest quality hardware, excellent support and the best network! Couple that with our excellent prices, and you will never have to look for another provider again! Try us out and become one of our hundreds of satisfied customers!

And remember, all of our servers include Remote Reboot ports, up to 8 IP Addresses and are on 100Mbps ports to boot! Our superb network consists of Internap's FCP hardware managing multiple Gig links to Internap, Level3, AboveNet and Time Warner! What does this mean for you? Your server would be simply put, on the best performing network you'll find anywhere!

Note there are thousands of possible configurations in our ordering system, so feel free to play around with it. Here are just a few samples:

The WHT Super Special Config:

Core2Quad Q9550 (4 x 2.83GHz, 12MB L2 Cache)
2GB DDR2 RAM
250GB SATA-II HDD
2000+ Gigs Bandwidth
100Mbps Port and up to 8 IPs
Free Remote Reboot Access
MRTG Graphs & 24/7 Monitoring
$99/mo. + $200 Setup! or
$139/mo. + FREE Setup!
Cpanel with Fantastico is only $20/mo.

The Core2Duo Super Special:

Core2Duo E8500 (2 x 3.00GHz, 6MB L2 Cache)
2GB DDR2 RAM
250GB SATA-II HDD
2000+ Gigs Bandwidth
100Mbps Port and up to 8 IPs
Free Remote Reboot Access
MRTG Graphs & 24/7 Monitoring
$99/mo. + $100 Setup! or
$119/mo. + FREE Setup!
Cpanel with Fantastico is only $20/mo.

The WHT Super Special Loaded Config:

Core2Quad Q9550 (4 x 2.83GHz, 12MB L2 Cache)
8GB DDR2 RAM
500GB SATA-II HDD
500GB SATA-II HDD
2000+ Gigs Bandwidth
100Mbps Port and up to 8 IPs
Free Remote Reboot Access
MRTG Graphs & 24/7 Monitoring
$99/mo. + $449 Setup! or
$189/mo. + FREE Setup!
Cpanel with Fantastico is only $20/mo.

These systems are in stock and ready to go. Order before 1pm and get the server same day.

Control Panels:
DirectAdmin - $15/mo.
Cpanel/WHM + Fantastico - $20/mo.
Cpanel/WHM + Fantastico + RVSkins - $22/mo.
Cpanel/WHM + Fantastico + RVSkins + RVSiteBuilder Pro - $25/mo.

Network Performance
Our network consists of Gigabit uplinks to InterNap, Level3, AboveNet and Time Warner. These are multi-homed by InterNap's FCP hardware, which ensures that the route your data takes, is absolutely the best performing route possible. And it does this in real-time! It's simply the best way to multi-home there is.
Test IP: 72.9.144.4
Test Download: http://72.9.144.4/100mb.bin

Notes
* Prices good for new customers or additional server orders only.
* Order before 12:00pm CST and get your server installed same day! All servers are installed within 24 hours or less!
* Fantastico is included with all Cpanel orders!
* Multiple unit orders may qualify for additional discounts. Talk to me over IM or e-mail and we'll make it happen for you.
* As you add more features to your server, you can get more bandwidth, hence the '+' by the bandwidth quotas on the server descriptions.

If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me at joseq@tailoredservers.com, or contact me via Instant Messenger at any of the IDs listed below. If you're looking for a custom solution, just let me know!

JoseQ

After trying out your billing system to find out the maximum bandwidth that can be achieved is only 4500GB after everything is upgraded(except control panel). Are there anyway to purchase more bandwidth?

According to your billing system, all upgrades(monthly, not setup fees) except control panel(wierd huh?) are eligble for more bandwidth. The prices seems to be the following:

+500GB: $20 Upgrade
+1000GB: $70 Upgrade
+1500GB: $120 Upgrade
+2000GB: $170 Upgrade
+2500GB: $220 Upgrade

This way of increasing bandwidth is pretty cool too, as we are basically upgrading our hardware too. However, it will be nice if we can also upgrade bandwidth by itself.

Do you bill bandwidth in 50in+50out or any direction in+out? Is the RAM ECC? Do you use server grade hardwares?

LaptopFreak:

I've had options added to increase bandwidth by itself in the order form now.

The reason control panels do not increase the bandwidth quota is because that is a passed on cost. Unlike hardware, we pay for it on a monthly basis, so it never really generates any income we can use to pay for bandwidth.

Bandwidth is measured in+out, so any direction is fine. The RAM is ECC only in the Xeon based servers. Everything else is standard DDR2 or DDR3.

As for "server grade hardware", you'll have to define that. I've posted on many of the Desktop vs. Server threads on here. We are of the school that thinks that performance, customer satisfaction and value come first. I do not believe in building cheap computers either, but whether it's rack mounted or not, makes no difference to us; we have both. All of our Core2 and Core i7 are not rack mounted though if you were curious.

JoseQ

LaptopFreak:

I've had options added to increase bandwidth by itself in the order form now.

The reason control panels do not increase the bandwidth quota is because that is a passed on cost. Unlike hardware, we pay for it on a monthly basis, so it never really generates any income we can use to pay for bandwidth.

Bandwidth is measured in+out, so any direction is fine. The RAM is ECC only in the Xeon based servers. Everything else is standard DDR2 or DDR3.

As for "server grade hardware", you'll have to define that. I've posted on many of the Desktop vs. Server threads on here. We are of the school that thinks that performance, customer satisfaction and value come first. I do not believe in building cheap computers either, but whether it's rack mounted or not, makes no difference to us; we have both. All of our Core2 and Core i7 are not rack mounted though if you were curious.

JoseQIf control panel is a cost you absorb, what about OS? Windows OS still get the benefit of higher bandwidth increase.. :confused:

Why not show Xeon offerings on your website too? What I mean by "server grade hardware" are hardwares like ECC RAM, motherboards. I'm not picky about CPU, since Xeon & normal desktop ones are the same, except Xeon seems to use less power, but that's none of my concern.

And one more thing. Are the drives hot swappable?

We don't typically stock Xeon servers. We special order them for clients who want them. Every now and then we will order a few and post them in the order form, but we haven't had much demand for them, so we typically stay away from putting them in inventory.

The drives in our Core2 and Core i7 line are not hot-swappable.

As for ECC RAM, I already answered, only our Xeon servers use it. I'm not sure what a server grade motherboard is.

If you have questions about the reliability or performance of our hardware, feel free to ask on the Dedicated Server forum. I'm sure our customers can paint a good picture of how well it works.

JoseQ

If you have questions about the reliability or performance of our hardware, feel free to ask on the Dedicated Server forum. I'm sure our customers can paint a good picture of how well it works.

For all of those considering TMS,

I've been a customer since March of 2007 and the hardware has been nothing but rock solid. All of my servers have been Dell and it's my understanding that TMS only deploys Dell hardware, so you know you're getting server quality parts.

If you do a search on TMS or Tailor Made Servers you will likely find my full review of their service, however if you can't please send me a message and I'll give you the URL. I can't recommend TMS enough, the hardware, the network, the staff, the free beer... ok, maybe not the free beer, but you get the point! :)

We don't typically stock Xeon servers. We special order them for clients who want them. Every now and then we will order a few and post them in the order form, but we haven't had much demand for them, so we typically stay away from putting them in inventory.

The drives in our Core2 and Core i7 line are not hot-swappable.

As for ECC RAM, I already answered, only our Xeon servers use it. I'm not sure what a server grade motherboard is.

If you have questions about the reliability or performance of our hardware, feel free to ask on the Dedicated Server forum. I'm sure our customers can paint a good picture of how well it works.

JoseQI'm reading the reviews currently.

By the way, can we pool bandwidth? You mentioned there are bulk discounts available on the original post in this thread, how many servers will be entitled for a lower pricing?

For all of those considering TMS,

I've been a customer since March of 2007 and the hardware has been nothing but rock solid. All of my servers have been Dell and it's my understanding that TMS only deploys Dell hardware, so you know you're getting server quality parts.

If you do a search on TMS or Tailor Made Servers you will likely find my full review of their service, however if you can't please send me a message and I'll give you the URL. I can't recommend TMS enough, the hardware, the network, the staff, the free beer... ok, maybe not the free beer, but you get the point! :)I had read your review. It was pretty long but informative. :)

We allow partial pooling of the bandwidth for customers with 10+ servers. This means individual servers will not pay for overage as long as the overall usage of all servers is under 50%. Most servers use very little so this allows for certain servers to use a lost more bandwidth than the standard allocation.

For quantity discounts we would require at least three servers to be purchased at the same time.

JoseQ

We allow partial pooling of the bandwidth for customers with 10+ servers. This means individual servers will not pay for overage as long as the overall usage of all servers is under 50%. Most servers use very little so this allows for certain servers to use a lost more bandwidth than the standard allocation.

For quantity discounts we would require at least three servers to be purchased at the same time.

JoseQHow much discount will we get with 3 servers then?

We can discuss this privately over instant messenger or e-mail (info below)... if e-mailing, let me know which configs you are considering and quantity.

Incredible! I ordered another server at 17:30 EST and went out for a quick drink, came back and in my inbox with a timestamp of 18:31 EST were the server details! Talk about awesome service. =)