HOLIDAYS SPECIAL! Taiwan - Amsterdam - California | Unmetered | KVM | SSD | ASIA/CHINA Optimized

SoftShellWeb

www.SoftShellWeb.com

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Live Chat: https://softshellweb.com
Support Ticket: https://softshellweb.com/client/submitticket.php
Email us: [email protected]

SOFTSHELL HOSTING LTD registered in England and Wales, company number 11837824.

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At SoftShellWeb we love December and the upcoming holidays, therefore we decided to decorate our office and prepare some special deals!

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All of our Virtual Server packages include the following fantastic features:
24/7 Support
7 Day Money Back Guarantee
99.9% Uptime Guarantee
Instant Setup
Unmetered Bandwidth (Amsterdam and California Only)
Asia Server Location: Taipei, Taiwan
EU Servers Location: Wormer, Netherlands
US Servers Location: San Jose, California (ASIA Optimized)
100% SSD Storage
AES-NI Enabled
KVM Virtualization
Virtualizor Control Panel
Custom OS ISO Available
DDoS Protection
Enterprise Hardware

TW Network: NTT, China Mobile International, HiNet, peering in TPIX and TWIX
US Network: China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom, Telia, NTT, GTT NLayer, HE and Cogent
EU Network: AMX-IX, HE.NET, RETN, Core-Backbone and NTT Communications

Network Test
Taipei, Taiwan: 103.131.189.27 / 2403:cfc0:1004:0000:0000:0000:056e:3edd
San Jose US: sj-test.softshellhosting.com
Wormer NL: ams-test.softshellhosting.com

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Offer is valid while stocks last!

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SPECIAL OFFER: https://softshellweb.com/client/cart.php?gid=27

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Common FAQ

Q: Is your Taipei Taiwan locationon optimized for China/Asia?
A: Yes we offer great peering on our Premium network to China and other parts of Asia!

Q: What does China/Asia optimized mean(San Jose, US)?
A: We use multiple Tier 1 providers such as China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom, Telia, NTT, GTT NLayer, HE and Cogent.

Q: Do you offer ddos Protection?
A: Yes, all our hosting plans come with DDoS Protection included(excluding Taiwan) into the price. Our inhouse DDoS Mitigation can filter Attacks up to 500+ Gbps.

Q: Do you block any ports?
A: We block the most common ports used for DDoS and SPAM abuse. For more information please visit our website

Q: Can I Install a Custom OS ISO Available?
A: Yes, you can upload your Custom OS ISO Available inside the Virtualizor control panel.

Q: Does SoftShellWeb have any reviews?
A: Yes! You can find plenty of SoftShellWeb reviews on the low end community inside our past offer discussions.

Q: Are there any hidden charges?
A: No! Not with us, there are no hidden charges with any of SoftShellWeb's services or products.

Q: Where are the servers located?
A: The servers are located in Wormer, Netherlands, San Jose, California and Taipei, Taiwan.

Q: Is SoftShellWeb a reseller?
A: No, SoftShellWeb is not a reseller. We own all of our equipement and constantly expanding our capacities.

Q: Do you offer a money back guarantee?
A: Yes, we offer a 7 day money back gurantee on our Special Plans. Try us 100% Risk Free!

Q: Can I have adult content on my website?
A: Yes this is fine as long as it is legal within the EU and USA, however we do not allow adult content to be hosted in Taiwan.

Q: Do you have an affiliate program?
A: Yes! We offer a very competitive 10% recurring commission affiliate program; check out more details at https://www.softshellweb.com/affiliate

Q: My order has been marked as Fraud?
A: Please open a support ticket, our staff will manually review your order.

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Payment Methods: PayPal, Alipay, Debit/Credit Card, BitCoin, UnionPay, WebMoney, Moneta, QIWI, India Netbanking, iDeal, SOFORT Banking, DOKU, DragonPay, Boleto, Banco do Brasil, Alfa-Click, Malaysia e-banking, Pago Fácil, Rapi Pago, Red Pagos, Bancontact.

Join our Affiliate Program and earn a recurring 10% commission! Once your referral purchases or renews a hosting plan, you will earn a 10% commission!

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us. You can reach out to us via Live Chat, ticket support or email. You can open a ticket here or you can send us an email to [email protected].

terrorgen

Prem, prem, prem!

Hard to find APAC deals outside of Singapore!

yoursunny

@SoftShellWeb said:

The black balloons are gone?

Q: Is your Taipain Taiwan locaiton optimized for China/Asia?
A: Yes we offer great peering on our Premium netowrk to China and other parts of Asia!

A: We block the most common ports used for DDoS and SPAM abuse. For mor information please visit our website

Three typos in three lines.

@terrorgen said:
Prem, prem, prem!

Hard to find APAC deals outside of Singapore!

I gave up trying to serve China readers from APAC deals. At least one of three China ISPs would send the traffic through USA.
As I tested last month, the San Jose location has better speeds to China than Taipei location. However, I wouldn't take anything over $20 that has no IPv6.

swat4

Very nice latency. Only 27ms.

Nice one @SoftShellWeb but the IP registration is showing Singapore...

swat4

@yoursunny said:

I gave up trying to serve China readers from APAC deals. At least one of three China ISPs would send the traffic through USA.
As I tested last month, the San Jose location has better speeds to China than Taipei location. However, I wouldn't take anything over $20 that has no IPv6.

IPv6 seems to be available?

Freek

Still waiting for an answer on my question in your previous thread: https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/47040/#Comment_47040

SoftShellWeb

@Freek said:
Still waiting for an answer on my question in your previous thread: https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/47040/#Comment_47040

yoursunny

@swat4 said:

@yoursunny said:

I gave up trying to serve China readers from APAC deals. At least one of three China ISPs would send the traffic through USA.
As I tested last month, the San Jose location has better speeds to China than Taipei location. However, I wouldn't take anything over $20 that has no IPv6.

IPv6 seems to be available?

Taipei has IPv6, but high latency from China Telecom and China Unicom.

San Jose has good speeds, but lacks IPv6.

kuroneko23

@Freek said:
Still waiting for an answer on my question in your previous thread: https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/47040/#Comment_47040

I think its a shared address?

Freek

@SoftShellWeb said:

@Freek said:
Still waiting for an answer on my question in your previous thread: https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/47040/#Comment_47040

I'm not sure how to interpret that. Tax evasion?

@kuroneko23 said:

@Freek said:
Still waiting for an answer on my question in your previous thread: https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/47040/#Comment_47040

I think its a shared address?

The lack of transparency by SoftShellWeb is frightening.

Brueggus

The company I work for has offices in 8 different countries... ?

Freek

@Brueggus said:
The company I work for has offices in 8 different countries... ?

Mine has offices in 16 countries but isn't being shady them. SoftShellWeb is simply evading my question and when I point them to it, they answer with a meme. I find that strange to say the least.

debaser

My best guess is that they’re Slovenian.

My biggest concern is that their Dutch servers are located at Reba/Fiberxpress/Ecatel/Novogara/etc.

terrorgen

@yoursunny said:

@swat4 said:

@yoursunny said:

I gave up trying to serve China readers from APAC deals. At least one of three China ISPs would send the traffic through USA.
As I tested last month, the San Jose location has better speeds to China than Taipei location. However, I wouldn't take anything over $20 that has no IPv6.

IPv6 seems to be available?

Taipei has IPv6, but high latency from China Telecom and China Unicom.

San Jose has good speeds, but lacks IPv6.

didn't they say they peer with CM and CT?

or, they did peer with CM and CT... in San Jose, and route traffic to San Jose? wow that's quite a detour.

elliotc

@Freek said:

@Brueggus said:
The company I work for has offices in 8 different countries... ?

Mine has offices in 16 countries but isn't being shady them. SoftShellWeb is simply evading my question and when I point them to it, they answer with a meme. I find that strange to say the least.

In my memory, setting up a new company in the UK is a fairly simple task, and UK base has more convenience and credit when conducting financial activities than in small countries. So register the company oversea is not a weird thing. However, UK's tax is not business friendly.