Nocster Halloween 2003 Guaranteed Setup Sale!

NOCSTER HALLOWEEN 2003 GUARANTEED SETUP SALE!

Hardware is already IN STOCK, being assembled/installed currently,
and placed in our newly renovated expansion area!

Celeron Halloween Plan #HW1/#HW2
CPU: Celeron™ 2GHZ 400MHZ FSB
Memory: 256MB PC2700 333MHZ DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 80GB IDE or 9GB SCSI (7200RPM)
Bandwidth: 100GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
Setup Time: MON/TUES GUARANTEED **
$49.95/SETUP $69.95/MONTH
FREE SETUP - w/3-Month Advance Pay *


Celeron Halloween Plan #HW3/#HW4
CPU: Celeron™ 2GHZ 400MHZ FSB
Memory: 256MB PC2700 333MHZ DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 80GB IDE or 9GB SCSI (7200RPM)
Bandwidth: 1000GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
Setup Time: MON/TUES GUARANTEED **
$49.95/SETUP $89.95/MONTH
FREE SETUP - w/3-Month Advance Pay *


* FREE SETUP - Requires payment 3 months in advance, in full, prior to setup.
* After initial 3-Month Advance Pay period, your account will revert to regular monthly billing.
* AVAILABILITY - Sale valid for NEW CLIENTS/SERVERS ONLY. Existing service non-transferrable.


Celeron Halloween 10MBPS Plan #HW5/#HW6
CPU: Celeron™ 2GHZ 400MHZ FSB
Memory: 512MB PC2700 333MHZ DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 80GB IDE or (2)9GB SCSI (7200RPM)
Bandwidth: 10MBPS
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
Setup Time: MON/TUES GUARANTEED **
FREE SETUP $349.95/MONTH


** SAME DAY GUARANTEED - Delivery no later than 11PM EST on Tuesday, Nov 4th 2003.
** For Red Hat™ Linux w/predefined hardware configurations only.
** Other O/S and/or hardware changes/upgrades may take an additional 24-48 hours.


Add CPANEL/WHM for only $9.95/month!

Details: http://www.nocster.net/sale.shtml

BurstNET® owns/operates our own facility in Scranton PA USA.
We are not a reseller of another NOC, nor colocated elsewhere.

BGP4 Multi-Homed Bandwidth with Global Crossing, Verio,
Cogent, & XO over PPL Telcom, Verizon, & CTSI fiber, spanning
our Scranton, Philadelphia, & New York City private network.
Engineered by former MFN/AboveNET, Netaxs,
& Voyager Communications network engineers!

Newly released Managed Services Definition
- From the original "MANAGED" $99 server company!

NOCSTER™ fully managed servers are available currently,
starting at only $59.95/month!

Now offering low cost Windows 2003 Web Edition Servers!

1000GB bandwidth allocation now standard on most NOCSTER™ servers!
Server Resale Program! Discounts!

Coming 4th QTR 2003:
All Newly Remodeled Data Center!

NOC Details: http://www.burst.net/noc.shtml
Server Details: http://www.nocster.net



If you are interested in this offer, or have some questions,
please email us directly at: sales@burst.net


Regards,
SMA
PRES/CEO
BUSTNET®







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NOCSTER: DELL™ P4 2.4GHZ Instant Setup Sale! HOT! HOT! HOT!

NEWS UPDATE: 10/23/2003: BurstNET® contracts DELL™
to supply servers for NOCSTER™ product line.
Initial offerings available with same-day guaranteed setup!


NOCSTER: DELL™ P4 2.4GHZ Instant Setup Sale!


DELL™ Pentium 4™ Plan #1/#2
CPU: P4™ 2.4GHZ/512K CACHE 800MHZ FSB
Hyper Threading: ENABLED (2 VIRTUAL CPUS)
Memory: 256MB 333MHZ ECC REG DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 40GB IDE or 9GB SCSI (7200RPM)
Bandwidth: 1000GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
Setup Time: SAME DAY GUARANTEED **
$99.95/SETUP $169.95/MONTH
FREE SETUP - w/3-Month Advance Pay *


DELL™ Pentium 4™ 10MBPS Plan #1/#2
CPU: P4™ 2.4GHZ/512K CACHE 800MHZ FSB
Hyper Threading: ENABLED (2 VIRTUAL CPUS)
Memory: 256MB 333MHZ ECC REG DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 40GB IDE or 18GB SCSI (7200RPM)
Bandwidth: 10MBPS
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
Setup Time: SAME DAY GUARANTEED **
$0.00/SETUP $499.95/MONTH


* FREE SETUP - Requires payment 3 months in advance, in full, prior to setup.
* "3-Month Advanced Pay" offer requires payment via Paypal or E-Check ONLY (security reasons).
* After initial 3-Month Advance Pay period, your account will revert to regular monthly billing.

** SAME DAY GUARANTEED - Delivery by 2AM EST. Must be ordered before 8PM EST.
** For Red Hat™ Linux w/predefined hardware configurations only.
** Other O/S and/or hardware changes/upgrades may take an additional 24-48 hours.

Sorry folks, But I do not recommend: http://www.burst.net - http://www.nocster.net for your webhosting service...
Why!?
Well check them out now, yeah! right now! They are completely dead. down as down can be.

They always seem to have harddisk crashes and having clients waiting for days before they can be up again online.
If you want to prevent headaches and trouble? then go search for another host.

There are only 4 main players out there and BurstNet is one of them.

Try checking out www.servermatrix.com

I have servers on both BurstNet and ServerMatrix

With web hosting, If the server is down then all accounts on the server is down. These accounts are business accounts and you know we can't afford to have a business account down. That's very bad business for all involved. Give me a few reasons why I or anybody should stick around with BurstNet?

Is ServerMatrix a player too? WHat can you tell me about their service and support and uptime?

Thanks

Looks like BurstNet may, indeed, have had some uptime trouble over the past couple of months:

Burst.net:
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=burst.net
Nocster.net:
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=nocster.net

At the time of this post, both are currently up and available, however.

Webhosting - Looks like your first post here was to revive and bash BurstNet's 1.5 year old dead-thread (at the time that thread was created, it looks like BurstNET's numbers in uptime stats were decent). Can you provide more details about your experience and, preferrably, provide backup for them if possible?

BurstNET - can you offer any insight into the uptime numbers lately?

ServerMatrix is alright. They have pretty good up time, they gaurantee 99.9% uptime. The only bad thing is their tech support. Its not the best, but its good enough If you know what you're doin they're good.

I'll let you know more later.

? 1.5 year old thread?

I only found this site recently... and just i'd share my experience

Computer -

Yea, his first post isn't in this thread, it's in another thread from BurstNET in the "Web Hosting" forum that he dredged up and said pretty much the same as here.

webhosting -

That's fine if you want to share your experience, but you didn't really say anything specific about your experiences with BurstNet, just some vague, highly emotional complaints. It looks like they've had some troubles, but those graphs I linked to could be very deceiving. Right now, all we see is that burst.net and nocster.net don't have particularly impressive uptimes for a few months, but that could be scheduled maintenance, upgrades, or things wholly out of their control for all we know.

So, I ask - do you have any specific details about your experience you'd like to share?

Ctb if you have followed BurstNet over the past few months you wouldn't really need to ask him that.

Go check out their own forum http://forums.burst.net/ or http://www.webhostingtalk.com and you will see that their downtimes have not been for reasons out of their control. The last problem was actually quite sad. THe ONLY tech guy who could install the router was 3 hours away at another location. They have more then 1 location and only 1 tech guy who is capable of getting the router to work. That 15 minutes it took to install kept them down for over 5 hours.

However, I do agree that they have had problems over the passed 6 months, I just hope that's the end of them.

Thank you - that's exactly the sort of thing I was looking for.

I just wanted to be sure that he wasn't just a generally disgruntled customer looking to get back at BurstNET for something, that's all. If people want to comment on postings in the forum, that's fine with me, but I'd like to see them back it up, especially if it's a negative comment they're posting.

Chris, Eugene was using a server at BurstNET when they had all that up/downtime problems...

This is no emaotional trip.... If everybody is agreeing on down time so what's there more to say.

Anyway, For your info. I did post my story/experience with BurstNet but for unknown reason my post was removed by the modurator.

Too bad cos nobody can get to know what's the real world like.

I think Reddog read my experience before it was censored out

Once again! It was to share my practical true experience with you folks.

All the best

That's right.. I forgot all about them using BurstNET. Tech kept telling them they couldn't see any problem and it must be localized issues even as nobody could access the system worldwide, didn't they?