With EuroVPS the problem hasn't just been Plesk (which is invisible to most of us) but the reliability. I know that no honest hosting company will guarantee 100% uptime, but what have you heard about Linode vs. EuroVPS in this context?
Other that that, add a fourth vote.
I'm up for moving if that's a better long-term/reliable option.
EuroVPS have been fine lately, but given the amount of problems we had early on it doesn't fill one with confidence. And if we can hack on some beehive hosting for others for a small fee (or maybe do it for free but cripple some of the features and put some adverts in) then that would be cool too, though not essential.
I can probably chuck in 20 or 30 quid at some point.
What would be the situation with being able to offer hosting to Teh users if we move elsewhere?
I'm happy to put my bit in regardless but I pay about £30/year for my hosting (nethosted) and if whatever package we're looking at would cover a few users uses then I'd much rather give that £30 extra towards the server costs. Just a thought.
(That package is basically 250MB storage with 5GB bandwidth)
I've just signed up to Nethosted for a bunch of additional hosting, but I'd happily swap over as soon as is feasible. However, we ought to take care to avoid saddling any of the possie with a sort of accidental server support role.
Madmodbankerscum>> Incidentally, I'm happy to chuck a brick into the hosting coffers as soon as or sooner than required. What's the account details? Is it Paypal?