I wish to sell windows RDP or Windows Vps

[zyb3r]

so the selling will happen or youll all just discuss HD configs here for who knows how long? lol

zyb3r Reviewed by zyb3r on 8th Dec 2011. I wish to sell windows RDP or Windows Vps Hi, I have bought dedicated servers from DC with processor i7 would like to know your purchasing power, Basically would like to know At what price should i sell rdp,On which plans People who give out me best competitive pricing plans would be getting RDP / windows vps for free So come on Bid help me to help you Rating: 5

[blueriverhost.com]

so the selling will happen or youll all just discuss HD configs here for who knows how long? lol

That was funny lol, may be he is just planning the packages before the launch.
Good thing to preplan things.

[evlo]

Well try to know what you are doing, there is about none really good rdp provider, one fair usable, but still, nothing much to be true. Then sell it with high price tag as it is quality, not cheap service.

[warock]

I have mentioned it clearly In my first post,I like to research a lot before doing any things because till now our service has been good and people have benefited from it

And Learning never ends

I came out of this plan Just when my team was discussing plan about new products So I just told them why cant we go to the users who use them,Best people to ask.

Obviously Pricing should be competent and cheap from user prospectus also profitable for us and from the above post I can see there are enough users who have lot of knowledge and also helping us to serve them better

[zyb3r]

I have mentioned it clearly In my first post,I like to research a lot before doing any things because till now our service has been good and people have benefited from it

And Learning never ends

I came out of this plan Just when my team was discussing plan about new products So I just told them why cant we go to the users who use them,Best people to ask.

Obviously Pricing should be competent and cheap from user prospectus also profitable for us and from the above post I can see there are enough users who have lot of knowledge and also helping us to serve them better

as far as i can see mate, NL/FR/UK RDPs you will face a tight competition as you can see in the Others Hosting Sections a lot of offshore RDPs are cheap as for the US RDPs most buyer look for service, network speed first then second is the price. a good DC in the US and you are good to go, also someone informed me that Washington DC is better for uploading stuff.

[warock]

as far as i can see mate, NL/FR/UK RDPs you will face a tight competition as you can see in the Others Hosting Sections a lot of offshore RDPs are cheap as for the US RDPs most buyer look for service, network speed first then second is the price. a good DC in the US and you are good to go, also someone informed me that Washington DC is better for uploading stuff.

We are not afraid of competition,I feel each company deserve to be respected for its place in hosting world,As they put their calculated risk investments and time into the venture.Unless they are involved in scams following wrong practices.We believe in let them do their business let us do our business competition is pricing is good to users,But competition in pulling leg is not good to USers nor Companies

Washington DC is better for uploading stuff

I dont have experience in Washington DC's yes I do have some associations in NJ & LA DC's which i think are good to provide good bandwidth,If you say so will research more on Washington i dont know user's support to statement of Washington dc

[managedhybrid]

Once again SATA drives are not for 24.7 (and you got to read what I say carefully) because I already said it twice in two posts.

They are not meant for 24.7 if they are desktop drives models.
Servers can be made from Enterprise or Desktop drives.

There is many companies out there who post 500GB SATA II drives but they never state what model drive they have. That is the trick about selling "servers".

I or anyone can make a "server" a rackmount chassis and put desktop drives and people won't know until they check the BIOS or ask for it. How many people even check the BIOS. Not many.

So before you repeat yourself again and say SATA drives are not for 24.7 use. Re-read my posts because this is the 3rd time I am posting about it. I don't know how much more clear I have to get?

RE4 or Const drives are meant for 24.7 not desktop drives.

Doesn't matter what technology came first. SATA or SAS. In SATA it varies what is better vs SAS. If its a desktop v SAS drive. SAS automatically wins.

I have read the RDP section many times. In fact I read it weekly to keep tabs on how companies are operating. Point to any thread longer than 3 months and you will find someone having slow unrar/rar speeds due to disk.