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Server Down - Possibly Permanently

Postby Tim on Tue Mar 27, 2007 1:03 pm

Hi,

Our shell server is gone because we cannot afford to pay the bill, we are currently $80 short (it costs around $200 per month to operate) and have about 3 days to pay it in before we lose it completely.

If you wish to help then you can paypal money to [email protected]. If we don't meet this amount then it has been good fun being involved in this project but financially I can no longer support it.

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Re: Server Down - Possibly Permanently

Postby Tim on Wed Mar 28, 2007 6:51 am

Ok screw it, let's make one last try at this. I've emptied my bank account now (not that there was much to empty) and if the Australian dollar is doing well and the American dollar is doing poor over the next couple of days we should just scrape through one month of payment.

On the other hand I no longer have any money which is a problem for a few reasons, most importantly for you guys it's next month's bill. If you know anyone interested in webhosting or ircd hosting or shoutcasts or whatever else direct them over my way, I can offer some very competitive rates which we will publish online soon.
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Re: Server Down - Possibly Permanently

Postby pugrit on Thu Mar 29, 2007 1:04 am

$200 monthly? wow! thats big, i think there is a root server package offered by some hosting companies for only $99 with 2000 GB monthly bandwidth i think... im going to find this later..

adsense not counting in, eh? :(
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Re: Server Down - Possibly Permanently

Postby Tim on Thu Mar 29, 2007 6:48 am

I guarantee your option is not appropriate for our uses. I am continuously looking at other options for our services and so far this has the most appropriate price to feature ratio.
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