web hosting at USA is needed

[Unix-Solutions - Steven]

I can provide you webhosting in Belgium,
with good connection to the USA.

We run FreeBSD offcourse.

Kind regards,

Steven Bens
CEO Unix-Solutions
www.unix-solutions.be

>>
>>
>>> Boris Samorodov wrote:
>>>> On Tue, 09 May 2006 18:44:26 +0400 Boris Samorodov wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Our client needs a web-hosting at USA. Can you give me some advices
>>>>> based on your experience? Reasonable prices, good support are
>>>>> welcome.
>>>>
>>>>> Also he needs:
>>>>>  o  disk space: 10GB;
>>>>>  o  PHP 4.1 or up;
>>>>>  o  MySQL 4 or up;
>>>>>  o  ZendOptimizer;
>>>>>  o  mail account less than 100;
>>>>>  o  bandwidth is unknown so far, but I think that 200-250 GB will fit
>>>>>     his needs.
>>>>
>>>>> PS. I'm aware of http://www.freebsd.org/commercial/isp.html. I/d like
>>>>> to get a feedback from real customers...
>>>>
>>>> Anybody?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> WBR
>>>
>>> I don't know about their 'regular' hosting, but I have two dedicated 
>>> servers at:
>>>
>>> http://www.cihost.com
>>>
>>> The service has been good, the reliability great, and the cost was 
>>> reasonable.  The of course offer FreeBSD dedicated servers, but I know 
>>> nothing about anything other than colo and dedicated servers.  You could 
>>> check their special deals - I've seen dedicated servers for $29/mo.
>>>
>>> Eric
>>>
>>>
>>>
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