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You don't seem to get that 1, 2, or 5 Mbps is utterly worthless. 30 Mbps is worthless too. To get any sort of reasonable speed, the prices are significantly high. It's not even in the same category

I'd get it to double check code for security issues and also get Claude or OpenAI models to double check the code too (Image)

It’s important to note that ULightHost’s 30Mbps is not dedicated — it’s peak bandwidth. On the other hand, the 1/2/5Mbps options under UHost are dedicated bandwidth. Of course, this is just the promot

I told Gemini AI that I wanted to add metrics to an existing WHMCS provisioning module, gave it a basic idea of my file and folder structure and where it can hook in, and it created the whole thing fo

I founded ColoCrossing in 2006 and owned ColoCrossing until June 2018. At that time I also sold LowEndBox and LowEndTalk.

You know I just landed back home. Flew out from Buffalo, NY today. I was thinking about your team and prior chats while in town.

All my interactions for sales were through HVH even though I connected with folks at CC. They told me it’s the same company. Same with chicagoVPS. Also told me back then it’s the same support team.

Do you own, operate, or work for a hosting provider? No"

In 2014, ColoCrossing operated a beautiful office in the Buffalo suburbs. The following year, we moved into a much larger space in downtown Buffalo, in the same building as our primary datacenter.

Tbh - this entire project seems like you're trying to re-make abuseipdb?

hostslick is not a reseller, everything he sells nowadays is from his own datacenter cage

If you need us, please do not hesitate to open a ticket in the customer area and we will try to satisfy your request to the best of our ability.

Even if it's true that CC owned LET back in 2014 and 2015, isn't it possible that this is no longer the case in 2024 and 2025?

I explain it in my post. My interactions with their directors first hand.

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Colocrossing own this forum.

Same thing happened with someone today they cancelled his vps without any alert and he lost access to his active vps while the time of the rent not over yet

But yes, I’m not surprised that some providers closely monitor traffic on certain ports.

will probably be fine (though you could confirm, to be sure).