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What this means is that if there was ever a security breach, we wouldn't be chicagovps'd.

Chicagovps.net needs a facelift too, just saying, it's dull and boring.

I don't believe much the internet says, however I didn't like Jeremiah much anyway when I spoke to him via ColoCrossing. However I noticed he signed off an email or two when ChicagoVPS has an incident

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Just found out i can get a Directadmin licence for $5 at ChicagoVPS on my $2 512MB VPS

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Guys, ChicagoVPS will be introducing an NL location. That's one of the secrets. :P

Chicago: https://billing.chicagovps.net/cart.php?a=add&pid=12&promocode=birthdaycake

(2GB cheapest is $2.50 monthly ChicagoVPS...I have 3 of these)

1x ChicagoVPS 2GB. Los Angeles.

http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/chicagovps-21quarter-3gb-openvz-vps-in-atlanta-buffalo-chicago-la/

Sorry for the confusion, we are not ChicagoVPS. If you can point out what part of my post led you to believe this please let me know and I will fix it for future threads. Thanks.

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If you want to save some bucks, of course ChicagoVPS is your choice. They offer cPanel for USD10/m as well.

They are a subsidiary of prometeus.net, a well-respected provider here on LET. I would not touch ChicagoVPS with a 30ft pole - not least because one of their representatives (Chris) behaves like an op

http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/chicagovps-21quarter-3gb-openvz-vps-in-atlanta-buffalo-chicago-la/

~50M/s from ChicagoVPS LA, ~26M/s from Catalyst Dallas, ~15M/s from NodeDeploy Atlanta.

* IPv6, or at least serious plans for it. Not ChicagoVPS "IPv6 coming soon" type of plans. Either that or KVM where I can fairly easily tunnel it, by I obviously prefer native. IPv6

and 3GB plans on E3's (max server RAM 32GB, ChicagoVPS). The RAM listed in those plans is definitely not "dedicated RAM".