HTTP Zoom - LET Special - 64MB VPS & 128MB **IN STOCK** ( From £10/year) UK Based

HTTP Zoom (www.httpzoom.com) is a brand launched by HTTP Group (www.httpgroup.net) geared towards the lowend market.
Special Offer - 17% discount (£2 per year) 64MB Special Product - code 64S
Special Offer - 6.5% discount (£1 per year) 128MB Special Product - code 128S
UOVM - 64B
Price £12 / Year ( £10 per year with discount )
Platform OpenVZ
64MB Dedicated Ram
128MB vSwap Ram
5GB Diskspace
200GB Transfer
CPU Fair Share
100mb Shared Port
HostGuard Control Panel
Maidenhead Location
UOVM - 128B
Price £9 / Half Year ( £8.50 with discount )
Price £16 / Year ( £15 per year with discount )
Platform OpenVZ
128MB Dedicated Ram
256MB vSwap Ram
5GB Diskspace
500GB Transfer
CPU Fair Share
100mb Shared Port
HostGuard Control Panel
Maidenhead Location
Larger packages available via www.httpzoom.com
Servers are located Berkshire, UK and Arizona, US
To Trace Route or Ping our IPs use:
UK: 95.154.216.130 or 2001:1b40:5600:d00:d00:d00:e4d6:6f3c
US: 173.44.236.140 or 2607:ff28:0:13:13:13:ca0b:1ea4
Have questions?
Support Contact support <[@]> httpzoom <[.]> com
Sales Contact support <[@]> httpzoom <[.]> com
Billing/Support Portal: Here
Comments
httpgroup.net shows this:
Your order link is incorrect.
https://billing.httpzoom.com/cart.php?currency=1&a=add&pid=52 For 128M Plan
https://billing.httpzoom.com/cart.php?currency=1&a=add&pid=53For 64M Plan
BTW,where is UOVM - 64B
Price £2 /Quarterly ?I remember you ever provided this plan.
Is there IPv6 on UK plans?
That doesn't surprise me. When we used his services we could never get support.
@matthewvz we are working to resolve this, all our domains are on auto-renewal and something has gone wrong there. Domain should be back.
@World, Unfortunately Quarterly payments on our 64MB VPS are not cost affective and at this time are not enabled.
@linuxthefish we do provide IPV6
@Freelancenerds these VPS are unmanaged, if there is an issue with the node or hardware we will fix this for you. Anything inside the VPS itself normally will be on the customer to fix.