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> If you're not sure what this means, our product is Not For You. Hey, thanks! I stopped reading there. :)

• rsync 11y ago
  We both win!
  • lfowles 11y ago
    That's a refreshing attitude. I wish AWS had something like that warning... "If you only want a VPS to idle in IRC with... stop reading, this is not for you."
  • PhantomGremlin 11y ago
    I agree with this. However, it would be nice to know a little about the company. I perused your website, but didn't see any pages about the company history and current employees. Did I miss that? I did finally see the "CEO page", but it doesn't seem to be linked from the main page. It also appears to be something a technical person shows their CEO, rather than something that is about the CEO of rsync.net. I also didn't even see a physical address displayed anywhere. Maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't feel comfortable dealing with such a black box business situation. Perhaps you need to add a second disclaimer? If you want to know who you're doing business with, our product is Not for You.
    • rsync 11y ago
      We just redesigned our website and I guess our old "about" page didn't make it in the redeploy. FWIW, I'm John Kozubik, owner and founder, and we started offering this service in 2001 as an add-on to JohnCompanies colocation (the first VPS provider)[1][2]. We spun rsync.net out as a standalone entity in 2006. Address is 524 San Anselmo Ave., Suite 107, San Anselmo, CA 94960. Although data is housed in either San Diego, Fremont, Denver, Zurich or Hong Kong datacenters. [1] Yes, really. [2] We called them "server instances" - someone else coined "VPS" and it stuck.