As a reply to some questions:
Are prices directly linked to Bitcoin prices?
In the absolute sense, no. If Bitcoin goes down 2%, you won't suddenly find yourself spending more that month in order to keep your server going. However, as our costs are paid in fiat, there is some link in that when prices change dramatically, ours will too.
Is there a minimum term?
For VPS units, minimum is 1 month.
For dedicated units, it's usually 3 months but 1 month may be possible on certain options (if we have it in stock).
Topic: Fennec Internet Services: Virtual/Dedicated Servers, Domain Names... (Read 677 times)
February 07, 2013, 12:59:32 PM
February 03, 2013, 03:23:50 PM
Fennec Internet Services
High-End Dedicated Servers, Xen Virtual Servers, Domain Names & SSL Certificates
Fennec Internet Services is pleased to announce our latest price drop, due to the hurtling price of Bitcoin. You are now able to get a high quality Xen-based VPSs from Ƀ1.00/month, privacy-protected domain names from Ƀ2.00/year and Opteron-based dedicated servers from Ƀ8.00/month.
During the 7 months we have been operating, we have had greater than 99.85% uptime, handled DDOS attacks and expanded our services from VPSs into dedicated servers, SSL certificates and private domain names.
All Fennec VPS's come with the following as standard:
- UK-based datacenter with good ping to the east coast US and all of mainland Europe.
- Dedicated IP address (shouldn't even have to put this but some of our competitors are NOT offering this).
- Xeon-based hardware, fully buffered RAM & RAID-1/10 hard drives.
- Choice of Linux-based or BSD-based Operating Systems.
- Based on your needs, not cookie cutter templates.
- Absolutely no overselling, your resources are allocated.
- Xen guaranteed - full kernel control. NO OpenVZ.
If you want a test IP address, test file or to make an order, please contact us via the form at the bottom of the website. We can offer services not listed (like Windows-based dedicated servers) so don't be afraid to ask.
Thanks for your support so far, and here's to the rest of the year.
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