Some questions...

[mikelbeck]

- What's the difference between the "Reseller Hosting" package and the "Cpanel Power-1" packages?

- If I were to initially go with the "Reseller Hosting" package and then wanted to upgrade to the "CPanel Power-1" package, what would be involved?

- Is there a "Power-0" package? The "Power-1" package has more disk space and bandwidth than I would actually need.

- Are there any current "specials"? I'd like to get as much as I can for as little as possible. ;-)

[sewmyheadon]

I'm not staff, but I can take a stab at a few of your questions:

Reseller Hosting is non-VPS - meaning you share your Reseller account on a server with other resellers, rather than a VPS where your accounts are on a virtual server. You can read more about VPS's here: http://powervps.com/what.php

I don't think you can just upgrade your Reseller account to VPS, but you can purchase a VPS and then move your accounts over.

There used to be a Power-0 package, but it's discontinued.

I think these specials are current: http://powervps.com/current-vps-sale.php

[charles]

Thanks Eric :)

Hi Mikel, here is what I replied to you for your sales email.

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 12:50:56 -0400, Mikel wrote:
> - What's the difference between the "Reseller Hosting" package and the
> "Cpanel Power-1" packages?

A reseller account is exactly that. A shared account, noi resource guarantees or ssh access. A VPS is a full blown linux server under your control. In the case of a cpanel power-1 it comes with the cpanel control panel.

> - If I were to initially go with the "Reseller Hosting" package and then
> wanted to upgrade to the "CPanel Power-1" package, what would be
> involved?

It's just like switching providers except you have us to help you on both ends :)

> - Is there a "Power-0" package? The "Power-1" package has more disk
> space and bandwidth than I would actually need. Or is there a way to
> customize a plan for fit my needs?

There is a power-0 plan but it only has 128Mb or RAM and cpu restrictions. It has no control panel and requires linux expertise. It's intended for backup servers, and specific applications, not reselling.

> - Are there any current "specials"? I'd like to get as much as I can for
> as little as possible. ;-)

No surprise :)

http://powervps.com/current-vps-sale.php