[mdlug] dedicated Server hosting

[Rich Elswick]

sweet!  Now this is what I was looking for.... now Jesse if you could help
set something up... where the initial costs for development are really low,
as in free is best, for say 90 days or some such... when the production
server tech goes live, I would stick with TotalChoice.  That would be just
oh so awesome!

As in I currently have one MMO project in the works and another one under
discussions and we are sort of looking for a development hosting solution
w/o all the big huge costs associated with a live server on the net....

I have considered just buying a $100-300, running the server off my cable
connection for a short while, then moving it to a hosting solution.  Either
way, thank you all for the excellent references.

Rich


On 9/21/07, Robert Adkins <radkins at impelind.com> wrote:
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> > >
> > I've been lurking for the past few months, but haven't really
> > had a chance to get involved in the mailing list. It's funny
> > that you mention TotalChoice, because I happen to work there.
> > We're Michigan based, with our data center located in Troy.
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>        Totalchoice was the best choice, for me.
>
>        It was and probably still is the most cost effective, user friendly
> web hosting companies I could locate and I seriously was happy with the
> fact
> that they are a Michigan based company.
>
>        -Rob
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