What's HostingCon Like?
I have never been - wanna meet up?
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What's HostingCon Like?
I have never been - wanna meet up?
Bligh
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Helma, which one do you prefer between hostingcon with godaddy?
And which one give good price for us?
Thanks
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Yeh, sounds like your local setup. Im quite a distance from my exchange but have no problems with sync. Fastest I can get here is around 4Mb anyhow. Never got more the 1Mb on a good day with Virgin.
im sure theyre not allowed to respond to things like this, but I bet the California office is possibly for servicing and administrative services. All their stuff is made in China so that puts manufacturing out of the question
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Whats your VPS requirement? your budget and would you like VPS in UK or US?
Can you please specify your requirements and how much you do want to spend?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bligh Tobe
Why would it cost a lot... Isn't it just a conference... Obviously the company who is hosting the conference would have to pay and all but, yea... I don't understand why it costs a lot.
Maybe it doesn't cost a lot, how much would it cost to go to one of these things
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First, we wanted to provide a clear vision of the new technology, market and competitive forces facing hosted services professionals today and into the foreseeable future. As such, we recruited industry visionaries ranging from the “giants” to the cunning “movers and shakers.” We asked them to lay out the future and to help define competitive positions where hosted service professionals can compete and thrive.
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