At Mas3000 we now have servers at Rackspace giving us a 99.999% uptime SLA. Therefore, we guarantee the network won't be down for more than 24 seconds a month.. or 4.8 minutes a year! If we don't provide you with 99.999% network uptime we'll refund your money.* Here are some pre-configured plans:

100MB Space
1GB bandwidth
- $6.95/month

500MB Spce
5GB Bandwidth
- $14.95/month

1GB Space
10GB Bandwidth
- $24.95/month

These are just basic plans. You can contact me with your requirements and I can make up a custom quote for you. You can contact me on AIM: msiacl or ICQ: 163075727. If I'm not on, email sales@mas3000.com.

Thanks,
Mike:)

*This guarantees that the network will be available 99.999% of the time and excludes scheduled maintenance. Full details on refunding and SLA can be found here -> http://www.rackspace.com/infrastructure/sla/sla.php.

I like your guarantee,
but the link you offer:
http://www.rackspace.com/infrastructure/sla/sla.php.
is broken.

You have to remove the "." at the tail.

It seems that RackSpace refund te money is there is any downtime.
However, sometime the outage is because of the server, not because of the network.
Are you guarantee that you can maintain your server, make the load low, and monitor your server 24/7/365?

If yes,
I'll go into your service.

Originally posted by PTEZ
I like your guarantee,
but the link you offer:
http://www.rackspace.com/infrastructure/sla/sla.php.
is broken.

You have to remove the "." at the tail.

It seems that RackSpace refund te money is there is any downtime.
However, sometime the outage is because of the server, not because of the network.
Are you guarantee that you can maintain your server, make the load low, and monitor your server 24/7/365?

If yes,
I'll go into your service.
Sorry about the broken link(it's fixed now). Yes, sometimes the outage is caused by the server. In that case, the guarantee does not apply. The guarantee is that the network will be available for 99.999% of the time, but if someone messes up their server or something else goes wrong then we obviously can not guarantee that. If you look at the link it'll tell you further details on how Rackpace explains it. If you have further questions you can also contact me via AIM or ICQ.

Thank you,
Mike