How long have you been with them?  More than a year?  Any problems?  I 
can't tell from their website how long they have been around but I'm 
guessing not five years (or close to it) based on the "look" of the 
site... so that takes them out of contention for my business.

If you've been with them for a while with no complaints, then that info 
would make a good addition to the list archive for searching purposes 
:-)

On Jan 11, 2005, at 7:27 AM, Miles Beck wrote:

> You may also want to check out http://www.kazix.com/
>
> The "Basic" package they have include the below items.
>
>     * 1  GB Storage Space
>     * 10 GB Bandwidth per Month
>     * Unlimited POP3 eMail & Auto Responder
>     * NEVER a Setup Fee
>     * Add-On Domains for only 14.99 each/year
>     * FrontPage Extensions
>     * CGI / PERL / PHP / SSI
>     * Unix Platform
>     * Kazix Included Features  [ Details ]
>     * Fast Customer Service
>
> Check out the webpage for more details.
>
>> On Sunday 09 January 2005 06:56 pm, Kurt Granroth kindly wrote:
>>> I could try to say that this post is relevant to plug since I'm 
>>> looking
>>> for a hosting provider that runs Linux.. but we'd all know that's a
>>> poor rationalization.  This post is simply off-topic.  It's just that
>>> there are a lot of geeks here who are have long standing 
>>> relationships
>>> with various hosting providers and I'm trying to find out some of 
>>> them.
>>>
>>> I am having Very Bad Luck at choosing hosting providers.  They tend 
>>> to
>>> last between 3 to 6 months before their fatal flaws surface (down 
>>> for a
>>> week at a time, all email bouncing, etc).  My latest one (SurfSpeedy)
>>> was looking so good for so long (relatively, 6 months, I think).. 
>>> until
>>> I find out that a significant amount of mail sent to @granroth.org is
>>> bouncing and they have no idea why.  And then today I find out they 
>>> are
>>> shutting down all SSH shell access to all users so no more rsync
>>> backups.  Arg!!  Alas that cox doesn't let me run my own servers...
>>>
>>> Anyway, in the past, I've fixated on ultra-cheap hosting providers
>>> (under $7 a month... $1/mo in one case) so that's likely one of my
>>> problems.  It occurred to me when I found out mail was bouncing,
>>> though, that I value my email far more than my phone yet I have no
>>> problems paying over $20/mo for phone service.  So I'm willing to 
>>> pay a
>>> bit more now.
>>>
>>> Basically, I want/need the following:
>>>
>>> Must have been around for at least 5 years
>>> SSH shell access
>>> Unlimited subdomains
>>> At least 1 primary domain
>>> At least 1 "addon" domain
>>> At least 5 (and preferably unlimited) "parked" domains
>>> At least 50 email accounts
>>> Unlimited email forwarding
>>> At least 5 mailing lists
>>> IMAPS
>>>
>>>> 500MB disk space
>>>
>>> 250MB/mo transfer limits
>>>
>>> And it would be really nice if there was authenticated SMTP on a
>>> different port than 25 (blocked by cox.net)
>>>
>>> It would also be nice (but not necessary) if they were local.  I
>>> checked out deru and fastq but neither had packages that matched my
>>> criteria.
>>>
>>> So, if you've been with a hosting provider for a least a year or two
>>> and haven't had any email problems with them (and you think they 
>>> might
>>> be able to help me), let me know!
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Kurt
>
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