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This service was insanely great in the uk 24/7 help isnt up, i generly only have to 9 - 11am for it to be back though. Everyone there was able to help just in general a great exprence. Ohh yea the 1GB ram is perfect for tekkit with loads of plugins and loads of worlds with multiverse. Only reason i stopped is beacause i started to get boared but gonna join up again soon. :)
I was looking for a desent server hosting company, that dident take overprice of there server hosting, than i found Obsidian Hosting, and i was talking to a staff, and they explained every detail that i needed to know, and could anwser all my quistions, and just there, i found out that Obsidian Hosting, was the company i was looking for!
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