. I suspect ChicagoVPS would be able to cover this but I'm not entirely sure on their reputation these days.

* 1 - chicagoVPS

HVH, ChicagoVPS, BlueVM.

ChicagoVPS,BrustNet,XYZHosting

ChicagoVPS 800Mhz cores have my vote

I had a 4$/Yr 256MB VPS with ChicagoVPS, but looks like they didn't want me to hold their IP for that princely sum.

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We have used a couple of hosting companies, DigitalOcean, Linode, ChicagoVps, Amazon AWS; none of them requires ID + credit card copy.

BlueVM had Feathur (a new and innovative control panel), and then it was sold to ChicagoVPS getting insane downtime.

is important. Just like back in the day when ChicagoVPS was growing. We had a lot of complaints here, yet none of us ever considered how many people weren't complaining. We never actually considered

PS. I was checking out ChicagoVPS but I've read a lot of bad reviews so I've been hesitant on going with them.

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Yes we are sure 100%. With all the hosts that purchase from ColoCrossing, don't you think you would see a hell of a lot of more threads? How come Virmach, ChicagoVPS, HudsonValleyHost, and countless o

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I used to have a server with TragicServers but ended cancelling the plan because it didn't matched my needs (I ended going to ChicagoVPS). Since then I have a credit balance of $56.96 USD that I wante

Not that I have anything nice to say about ChicagoVPS since they oversell nodes as a part of their business policy and I just lost a VPS because their invoices never made it to my inbox. But, I still

Yeah I did so here's their reply:

I've been with chicagoVPS for over an year now, got a deal for an OVZ

I always read reviews before buying. BlueVM was bought by ChicagoVPS. A long time ago BlueVM was a good provider. Then it started changing to worse and in the end was sold to ChicagoVPS. Since then I

There are so many US companies that offer VPSs, such as http://vultr.com/, and some that have advertised in LET like ChicagoVPS and Virmach