NukeCAP - LowPing Unshaped Unmetered Gaming Accounts

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Hi everyone

The Unmetered accounts is now available from our site, for those of you interested in it.

These accounts perform on par with our current LowPing VPN Service, and is also usable once capped internationally ie. ISADSL users with their 30gig local cap.

Keep an eye on our forum where we will make all information available.

Lastly, dont be shy to ask for Demo accounts, we will gladly provide one.
 
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Just done some final testing and the results rock, running stable 350ms to majority of servers with our seperate US and EU backbone routing.
 
We have finalised all our new limited packages for those of you interested in it:

LowPing VPN WOW/GW Gaming Packages:

(current latency to US WOW 450ms avg and 500ms avg to EU WOW)

R300 per month for Unmetered traffic


We still have very few spots available.
 
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rofl - ye the old website story, If I had 96hrs a day, i would do it in a jiffy.

Atm the website just aint priority, also still need to get our blooming cheetah-is website finalised, so close then the developer dissapeared. oi!
 
Clipse said:
rofl - ye the old website story, If I had 96hrs a day, i would do it in a jiffy.

Atm the website just aint priority, also still need to get our blooming cheetah-is website finalised, so close then the developer dissapeared. oi!

Lol no probs services are excellent .

Any plans of supporting eve-online in addition to WoW and GW in future?
 
MrJones said:
Uhh Clipse, does that also work through the VPN?

Not sure what you are refering to? :)


telkomsuig said:
Lol no probs services are excellent .

Any plans of supporting eve-online in addition to WoW and GW in future?

Can do. Contact me via email and you are welcome to test, primarily we need to find out how much EVE use per hour/maximum throughput per second.
 
Clipse said:
Not sure what you are refering to? :)

I mean is it like a seperate account, with seperate details. Or do you connect as normal, and then use a utility like PayVPN?
 
MrJones said:
I mean is it like a seperate account, with seperate details. Or do you connect as normal, and then use a utility like PayVPN?

Yep, you have to be online ie. via iburst/adsl etc. then access the vpn with same client software your using for payvpn atm. The difference is that this server is located locally and unshapes traffic via uunet backbone.
 
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