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Lots of problems with ChicagoVPS lately. More details to come.

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Wow. Just checked them out. Cheapest I've ever seen. At the moment I'm getting my ChicagoVPS server transferred to a different node. Hopefully that will resolve the problems. If not, I'll definitely c

I'm not currently using a domain to access the server, just directly via IP, and I have never used the server as a nameserver, or ChicagoVPS as a nameserver either.

I was recently offered a "promotional price" with ChicagoVPS, in order to get me to rent a server with them again (after switching to DigitalOcean). They offered me a 4GB RAM OpenVZ

Are you serious? http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/31865/chicagovps-acquires-123systems/p1

@MarkTurner : Now you know how people like ChicagoVPS get more customers ( with scam, fake, cheater threads )

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Wow, if I search for https://google.com/search?q=chicagovps, I'm getting a bad review at the first place!

Myself and Fran talk often, and I am not here to bash him or BuyVM. I will state however that BuyVM is not the size of ChicagoVPS. When you have 5 to 10 times the servers, more problems arise.

My only problem with chicagovps 'Don't have SolusVM' when I want made anything I login to my client this is not good.

ChicagoVPS is yes, indeed, a very large company (per your own words). However, so is BuyVM. However, the size of the company doesn't determine its likely hood of being hacked. Most hacks are based on

ChicagoVPS is a large company, so yes its better for someone to run an exploit on a company and do real damage than attacking a small company that will get no publicity. Instead of pointing the finger

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@Mun, why are you always lying? Yes we had two breaches because of SolusVM. Nothing to do with ChicagoVPS and its lack of security. Also, why dont you mention the other hosts that were affected by thi

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customers and the comments does not reflect what ChicagoVPS is actually offering.