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Any reliable Brazil providers?

comXyzcomXyz Member
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Hello,

Can you guys recommend me some reliable Brazil providers that their website support English language?

Thanks.

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  • blackblack Member

    HostDime has a Brazil POP, maybe check that out.

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  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    @black said:
    HostDime has a Brazil POP, maybe check that out.

    It seems they only have managed servers. I'm looking for self-managed servers.

  • gbshousegbshouse Member, Host Rep

    https://www.tavola.com.br/ - two DCs available

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  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    @gbshouse said:
    https://www.tavola.com.br/ - two DCs available

    It seems their website doesn't support English?

  • gbshousegbshouse Member, Host Rep

    @comXyz - nothing unusual ;)

  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    @gbshouse said:
    comXyz - nothing unusual ;)

    But I'm looking for providers that their website support English language.

  • WilliamWilliam Member
    edited October 2015

    comXyz said: But I'm looking for providers that their website support English language.

    Then you have either the option to pay 200-300% more than anyone else (like with Hostdime BR) or to not use Brazil based hosting. Simple as that.

  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    @William said:
    Then you have either the option to pay 200-300% more than anyone else (like with Hostdime BR) or to not use Brazil based hosting. Simple as that.

    I don't understand. Local providers charge 200-300% higher if their website supports English?

  • wychwych Member

    @comXyz said:
    I don't understand. Local providers charge 200-300% higher if their website supports English?

    I would guess as they have in house english staff/translators. Higher/more qualifications = higher costs.

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  • JUNAIDJUNAID Member
    edited October 2015

    http://oneprovider.com/ provides servers in 100 countries all over the world...
    And also in Brazil, if you like them then go with it.

    They have two datacenters in Brazil -

    Rio de Janeiro, BR
Sao Paulo, BR

    Fully English website+control panel

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  • gbshousegbshouse Member, Host Rep

    @comXyz - the control panel is in English, their support also use English when necessary

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  • JUNAIDJUNAID Member

    And another brazil server provider I found is - http://maxihost.com.br/en/ (Also in english, and found on google, so not sure about service quality)

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  • edufeduf Member

    http://www.equinix.com.br/?idioma=en
    100% in english

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  • edufeduf Member
    edited October 2015

    plus one http://www.matrix.com.br/home/corporate-cloud.html?idioma=english

    tier 3 dc :)

    and softlayer.

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  • jeromezajeromeza Member
    edited October 2015

    http://www.host1plus.com/#hostingservices=vps-hosting

    São Paulo

  • afterSt0rmafterSt0rm Member

    @jeromeza said:
    Sao Paolo

    São Paulo :D

    I recommend Host1Plus and Softlayer. There are some local providers but I need to verify if they are receiving international payments.

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  • jeromezajeromeza Member

    @EkaatyLinux said:
    I recommend Host1Plus and Softlayer. There are some local providers but I need to verify if they are receiving international payments.

    Thanks, I've corrected it. Didn't see it mentioned, must be a bit blind today :P

  • WilliamWilliam Member
    edited October 2015

    comXyz said: I don't understand. Local providers charge 200-300% higher if their website supports English?

    Yes, because in Brazil English = International business so they charge you more. Why? Because they can and you need the server. Staff cost for it is not the main cost factor anymore as education gets better. Locals have rather low income so the local targeted sellers have to adjust pricing for them.

    EkaatyLinux said: I recommend Host1Plus and Softlayer. There are some local providers but I need to verify if they are receiving international payments.

    Ya, support the IP hoarders - great idea :)

  • afterSt0rmafterSt0rm Member

    @William said:
    Yes, because in Brazil English = International business so they charge you more. Why? Because they can and you need the server. Staff cost for it is not the main cost factor anymore as education gets better. Locals have rather low income so the local targeted sellers have to adjust pricing for them.

    I can guarantee to you that speak in english isn't common here. A english speaker can earn from 10% to 15% more than a non-english speaker at the same position, even if for some positions english is a need.

    @William said:
    Ya, support the IP hoarders - great idea :)

    They have good services and good prices here. Almost every time their prices are lower than local providers as RedeHost, Locaweb, UOLHost, etc.

    @eduf said:
    http://www.equinix.com.br/?idioma=en
    100% in english

    Equinix was Alog later. They have the best DC on this humble land, and host some of the biggest companies out here like Petrobrás, Coca Cola, Vale, etc.

    I was looking at my providers and you will find international payments and english support on:

    I don't recommend Locaweb, they have the worst support team on the entire earth.

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  • WilliamWilliam Member

    EkaatyLinux said: They have good services and good prices here. Almost every time their prices are lower than local providers as RedeHost, Locaweb, UOLHost, etc.

    Sure, because they rip off IPs from LACNIC and sell/rent them on the side.

  • afterSt0rmafterSt0rm Member

    @William said:

    Yes, I know. Let OP decide if it is a no go or if he will ignore it.

  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    It seems the dedicated servers at Brazil are really expensive :(

  • afterSt0rmafterSt0rm Member

    @comXyz said:
    It seems the dedicated servers at Brazil are really expensive :(

    Anything that isn't food or alcohol is expensive here.

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  • AgaAga Member

    EkaatyLinux said: Anything that isn't food or alcohol is expensive here.

    Depends where you live in Brazil, food and alcohol can be really expensive too.

  • afterSt0rmafterSt0rm Member

    Aga said: Depends where you live in Brazil, food and alcohol can be really expensive too.

    Can confirm. I live on the third biggest city of Brazil, biggest of the northeast (Salvador, Bahia). Anything is expensive here. But on average what I said is true :D

  • WilliamWilliam Member

    EkaatyLinux said: Anything that isn't food or alcohol is expensive here.

    Mainly due to the insane import taxes the gov charges - 100%+ for some products which includes servers and things like laptops and ipads.

  • afterSt0rmafterSt0rm Member

    William said: Mainly due to the insane import taxes the gov charges

    Only as a trivia, an average brazilian worker has to work five months a year just to pay taxes.

  • KeyJeyKeyJey Member

    EkaatyLinux said: Anything that isn't food or alcohol is expensive here.

    If you mean beer or cachaza with "alcohol" then I agree, if not, then it's imported, so ultra expensive too ;)

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