Mosso for vBulletin hosting?

[emiratesmac]

Does anyone have any experience of Mosso (http://www.mosso.com/) for vBulletin hosting? Any problems? Are you happy/not happy?

[bmc]

I have a Mosso account currently, and I am running my Cool OSX Apps Forum (http://www.coolosxapps.net/forums/) (as well as my Cool OSX Apps site (http://www.coolosxapps.net/) - a fairly large site) on Mosso with no problems. I have had Mosso for over one month now and I am absolutely in love with them! :D They are such a great company with great ethics (people who genuinely care about your site and your feedback for the company, and actually listen to you), a wonderful control panel with excellent support, the fastest FTP upload and download times I have ever experienced with any host (I uploaded vBulletin in approximately 1 minute just to test the speed), and an abundance of neat features! :) I highly recommend them without hesitation for using them for vBulletin hosting.

[koneil]

Hey BMC, I just curious about your site and hosting on Mosso. Do you every go over their $100 plan with 10,000 computer cycles? They told me that there is no way to shut it off and , I was like ... dang what if someone was to run a script on my site and run up my bill. Looks like you have a large vBulletin site on their servers.

[royo]

You revived a pretty old topic here, but according to their new CPU cycle pricing scheme, the included amount is the equivalent of a 1,2Ghz processor, so it isn't really that much.

[koneil]

Yeah I brought it back to see if BMC would respond. Have you used their service? I've read and talked to them, but still unclear to what that would actually get me.

[royo]

It's pretty much trial and error, as it depends how many resources your forum will use. They do have 24/7 support, but be aware that opening it up only to have someone tell you "we're working on it" won't make you happy. Also, it's not exactly the most stable architecture: http://status.mosso.com/.