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Before you panic, we'd like to note the following: NO client accounts will be immediately shut down! All client accounts will continue to operate until the end of their payment term regardless of length of term.
As of today, April 24th 2011, we will no longer be accepting new orders for our budget OpenVZ Platform. Over the next few months, we will be working to phase out our Budget OpenVZ Platform in it's entirety to move to a substantially more reliable and more powerful Xen based platform.
It has been decided that we will not be renewing any OpenVZ Based contracts once your product/service is up for renewal. We will not be immediately shutting down any existing OpenVZ Clients. If your next invoice is due within the upcoming 10 days, please contact us as soon as possible so that we may give you an extra months service at no cost to allow time for migration. Any clients who have paid for 3, 6, or 12 month terms will continue to operate until their term runs out. Managed clients will remain 100% Unaffected.
We're offering 15% off for life on all Xen based accounts if you wish to upgrade to Xen, and we're also offering free migration assistance to any client that is currently using cPanel. If you have ordered in the past 14 days, you are eligible for a pro-rated refund for unused time OR the full invoice amount be credited towards a Xen instance.
This decision has not been made overnight and has been a hard decision to make. While we provide one of the more, if not most, stable budget OpenVZ Platform on the market today, we've come to find the following --
1) OpenVZ IPv6 Support with VLAN Routed IP addresses rather than static routed IP addresses is quite buggy and causes a lot of issues. With IPv4 Depletion just up ahead on the roadmap, we want to have IPv6 fully operational and guaranteed to work within all VPS Servers.
2) Server performance on OpenVZ, while great, can be greatly affected by a single clients actions. There are many aspects that both can and can not be controlled. On a Xen based platform, the chances of a clients performance being negatively affected is made much lower.
3) Platform sustainability has become an issue with other budget VPS companies popping up releasing products/services on consumer grade hardware at obscenely low costs. We've lost a great amount of clients to "Companies" utilizing desktop grade hardware as of lately, and we simply can not drop the prices any lower than we have to attempt to remain competitive while using enterprise grade hardware.
In the end, we've decided that our primary focus should lay in mid-grade to high-end VPS platforms and dedicated server offerings. We've secured deals at Softlayer for high-bandwidth offerings. In addition, we will be opening in San Jose within the next two weeks and in Amsterdam in about 8 weeks time. We will also be adding Chicago into the mix utilizing the Singlehop datacenters.
If you wish to remain on an inexpensive OpenVZ platform, x10Hosting has been around since 2004 and has a long standing reputation in the Free Hosting community with over 100,000 websites hosted. Personally knowing the owner, we guarantee that x10vps knows how to manage an OpenVZ Platform in a stable and reliable manner. Check them out at http://x10vps.com/ if you're interested.
If you're a managed client and wish to move your managed services elsewhere, we highly recommend MDDHosting. Mike and myself have assisted each other many times in the past and have a working relationship to where I know and can recommend his abilities as a systems administrator. He has assisted us many times in the past during emergency situations and his ability to get through and work with servers under high stress environments is astounding. http://mddhosting.com is very highly recommended.
We much appreciate your patience and look forward to continuing to do business with you, or assisting you in finding another home for your VPS.
Thank you,
Matthew Rosenblatt
CEO, Club Uptime, LLC

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