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Visit www.cyberpixels.com |
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Cyberpixels General Information |
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Cyberpixels is providing Linux website hosting services, has been founded in 2001 and now it's seven years in business.
cyberpixels.com avarage uptime is 99.992% (rank #1475 on our directory) with total 83850 succesulf and 7 failed checks,
monitored since 2006-02-17. Similar companies with 99.992% uptime are and powweb.com.
Search for "cyberpixels.com" on 3 biggest search engines returns average of 1957 results so company name popularity rank is #687.
There have been 28 positive votes for Cyberpixels and 12 negative.
And overall company rank on our directory is #1052 (similar companies are getwhp.com and datacities.com)
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Web Hosting Packages |
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Starter (Type: Linux) - 400 MB space, 15 GB bandwidth for $7.95/mo
Intermediate (Type: Linux) - 600 MB space, 30 GB bandwidth for $14.95/mo
Professional (Type: Linux) - 1500 MB space, 45 GB bandwidth for $24.95/mo
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Some techical data about cyberpixels.com |
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IP: 209.59.180.252 - 209.59.180.252
IP Location: Liquid Web
Blacklist Status: Clear
Nameserver: NS1.CP-GAMA.COM NS2.CP-GAMA.COM
Registrar: ENOM, INC.
Server Type: Apache/1.3.33 (Unix) mod_auth_passthrough/1.8 mod_log_bytes/1.2 mod_bwlimited/1.4 PHP/4.3.11 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 mod_ssl/2.8.22 OpenSSL/0.9.7a
Website Title: CyberPixels WebHosting
Description: CyberPixels WebHosting
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| Kitsu, 05th 2008f September, 2008 |
They've stopped responding to support. It's just... horrible.
I ended up having to contact Enom to get control of my domain again so that I could transfer away from them. |
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| AMB, 12th 2008f June, 2008 |
| Like others have said, about 3 years ago, it seems to have died. I tried contacting them multiple times, through email and phone, but I never got any response. It is strange to me that their site is even still up. |
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| Abdul, 18th 2008f May, 2008 |
| Ditto. They are dead, I have left so many tickets, phone calls, etc. and nobody answered. Domain was suspended cuz they had old credit card info and since the system didn't collect payment, it suspended my domain. Good luck getting my domain name back now! Run away! |
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| Stephanie Sledge, 25th 2008f January, 2008 |
| I have been trying to get ahold of cyber pixels since NOV 2007. Their phone mail system is full and I have submitted trouble shooting tickets since november and emailed them numerous times. This morning my account was suspended for some reason even theough they been billing my credit card for quite some time. I would suggest that you do not go through them right now, they seem very unstable. |
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| Roz, 27th 2007f July, 2007 |
Cyberpixels used to be good, but things are going very wrong. Two years running they have failed to renew my domain in time to avoid an outage in spite of having been paid in a timely way. (Nothing wrong with their invoicing process!) Now they are holding my domain name hostage. They lock in the DNS data -- you need to enter a help ticket to get the password to transfer the domain. Service tickets are going unanswered, voicemail for both tech support and sales have full mailboxes, and I haven't gotten an e-mail that hasn't been machine-generated in months.
I have a sneaking suspicion that they've left town and are having revenues remotely deposited until someone catches up with them.
Do not use these guys. And take ownership of your domains back. Now. |
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