(Dec 31, 2019 01:58 PM)BlackHacker Wrote:  Great Hosting, cheap price, with an amazing performance and a friendly support team

big vouch.

(Jan 8, 2020 10:22 PM)MavenGradle Wrote:  How are your VPS services remotely competing against the likes of Azure, Amazon, DigitalOcean and [censored]?

Your pricing is way off the charts in my opinion, and it offers no real advantage over the services mentioned above.

What are your plans to combat the issues addressed above and how is this even remotely sustainable for you?

This comment is made in regards to your prices, which is an important piece of information any potential customer here should be aware of. This is not a 'sales trash' any more than competitors are.

It's just that as a potential future customer, you might like to have some kind of assurance that the services offered only in the UK for VPS are actually worth investing in.

(Jan 9, 2020 03:00 AM)HQIT Wrote:  - SAN - Network Storage

(Jan 9, 2020 03:00 AM)HQIT Wrote:  - Data Replication

(Jan 9, 2020 03:00 AM)HQIT Wrote:  - Fail-Over Storage
- Fail-Over Hypervisiors

(Jan 9, 2020 03:00 AM)HQIT Wrote:  Vs our competitors, our average I/O speed is 945.3 MB/s while Digital Ocean is 307 MB/s and google cloud is 124 MB/s

(Jan 9, 2020 03:00 AM)HQIT Wrote:  (utilizing 2 CPUs, 4GB ram, 20GB SSD storage & CentOS on all cloud VM) Our Unix bench score hit over 3000 while AWS hit 2000, Microsoft Azure hit 1500 and google cloud hit around 1250.

(Jan 9, 2020 03:00 AM)HQIT Wrote:  We have a much better value when it comes to our products. We aren't trying to be the cheapest. We are trying to be the best.

(Jan 9, 2020 01:40 PM)Orgy Wrote:  Where can I order this from you?

Where are you replicating the data to and how often? If someone hacks my VPS and trashes the data, will you still have the replicated data intact? By the way, I almost guarantee that your named competitors have some sort of data replication for VMs. They won't want to be blamed for data loss when one of their nodes goes down.


What does this even mean?


Sequential is meh when it comes to VMs. Is that just reading or writing? I'd be interested in seeing results of both


Again, I'd be interested in seeing the results here. Can you post the full results of your unixbench on each service?


But the people you're reselling from are offering the same service for  a much more reasonable $11/mo, no?

(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  6. No, they are not. Our performance is much better.

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(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  1. SAN - Network Storage is included with our VPS'

(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  2. Your data is mirrored to redundant hardware in real-time. If someone "hacks your VPS" that would be your responsibility and unless you have backups enabled/paid for then no, your data would not be "intact". The data replication is to prevent any issues arising due to "our" negligence/hardware failure etc.

(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  3. It means exactly what it says.

Definition: Failover is a backup operational mode in which the functions of a system component (such as a processor, server, network, or database, for example) are assumed by secondary system components when the primary component becomes unavailable through either failure or scheduled downtime.

Hypervisor: A hypervisor is computer software, firmware or hardware that creates and runs virtual machines.

(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  4. It is an average of both reading and writing.

(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  5. I have kept a copy of the raw output from all providers, I can give that to you if you would like (.rtf)

(Jan 9, 2020 04:23 PM)HQIT Wrote:  6. No, they are not. Our performance is much better.

(Jan 9, 2020 06:01 PM)BV1 Wrote:  What? Are you saying you've enhanced the servers you're reselling from?


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(Jan 9, 2020 06:13 PM)Orgy Wrote:  So by that you just mean you're running the VPS storage off of a SAN? I don't understand how this is even worth mention


Oh so it's just what literally any of your named competitors are also doing


So again, your competitors also do this.


...why?


yes please. just copy and paste them here or in pm though. i dont need the rich text. normal ".txt" will be fine lol


your performance is better than the service you're reselling?

(Jan 9, 2020 06:35 PM)HQIT Wrote:  Obviously, neither of you are interested in actually purchasing anything. Please get off my thread, it's very obvious you are just trying to sales trash.

(Jan 11, 2020 08:25 AM)Aristocles Wrote:  There is a huge misunderstanding here; I needed to host my API, I said why not give them a try. Well, I think we can say i have been fooled.

First, their cPanel comes with the IP Blocker module, but we cannot setup the module or its rules. Whenever I try to access my php scripts, the ip blocker blocks my ip, so I cannot work at all on my API ! Their ip blocker rules is dumb as f¤, i just access a php script and BOOM my ip gets blocked, and i had to offer myself a [censored] account because my main ip is definitly blocked due to the fact that their rules blocked my ip too many times.

Second, I open a ticket and ask for their technical service to allow me to tweak the rules or at least do something for my case, which i'm sure i cannot be the only one in that case, they told me that they cannot tweak the rules or create custom rules, and they asked me to buy a VPS of their service. The Hosting plan is 1.99 while the VPS is minimum 39.99 (the first VPS plan will get you a laggy and buggy VPS, especially if you select Windows because it has too few ram and cpu).  

Third, they offer no real support on discord, the dude just give you his discord for marketing purposes, but as soon as you try to report an issue, it's a systemic "please open a ticket" reply. When I introduced myself and my project the dude on discord said " Should be fine. We have pretty good DDoS protection so it would take a lot of power to take down the server. If it’s a recurring ongoing issue we may ask that you purchase a VPS though. Legally I also don’t see any issue". But everything he said was not real in the end : their ddos protection is not good, it's sloppy to the extent it blocks legitimate connections;

To whoever wants to get a cheap host for their developping projects, I DO NOT RECOMMEND USING HQIT Hosting at all. I feel sorry to post this, but I feel like i've been lied.