Adding to the suite of highly profitable promos we’re currently running, ResellerClub brings to you a unique promo, directly from the .ASIA Registry! All .ASIA Domains registered will now be eligible for a FREE 2 GB USB Memory Stick! The .ASIA Registry now gives your Customers the opportunity to get a .ASIA branded USB Memory Stick with every .ASIA Domain registered. Once the 5 Day Grace Period of a newly registered .ASIA Domain has passed,…
The following are Anti-Spam numbers for the month of June. Go ahead, check them out: Total 1003 Types Of Abuse Nos. Suspended Inaccurate WHOIS Details 46 Malware 236 Rogue Internet Pharmacy 199 Spamming 89 Phishing 276 Financial Fraud 70 Escrow 7 Co-network 39 Child Porn 16 Fast Flux 14 Others 11
Our New Unlimited Hosting Product is all geared for launch on the 1st of July ’09 at 05:30 UTC! In our previous post, we detailed the Control Panel and API Changes needed to be made for this launch. In this post, we are further going to list certain SuperSite and PartnerSite changes that we would like you to take note of. Do make sure to give this a good read! Some Quick Pointers: The…
🙂 ResellerClub Resellers Rejoice! Four of our profitable Promos were supposed to end today at 12:30 UTC. We’d like you to know that we have decided to extend the benefit to our Resellers even further by extending not one or two, but ALL 4 of these Promos! The .IN, .MOBI, .TV, .ORG and .US Promos will be extended to the end of July. The table below lists out the new end dates for the respective…
Our brand new Unlimited Hosting Product is all set to launch on the 1st of July, 2009 at an introductory pricing of $2.49 only. With unlimited parameters, this is the ultimate Hosting package for you Product Portfolio. What’s more, every Hosting Package now comes with $50 worth of Yahoo Search Marketing Credit for absolutely no extra cost! In keeping with this launch, here are a few things that we’d like you to take note of.…
With the launch of our new Unlimited Hosting Product, just around the corner, we’re glad to announce that we will be exhibiting at HostingCon’09. HostingCon, now in its 5th year, has proved to be a must-attend for anyone in the Hosting industry and promises to be an excellent platform for you to learn more about this industry, its emerging trends, business development and networking. Through various sessions spanning across 3 days and the opportunity to…
Our previous blog post informed you about our new Product all slated to launch on the 1st of July, ’09. We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to an exclusive ResellerClub Webinar to know more about our new Unlimited Hosting Package – Web+Email Hosting for a flat rate of $2.49 only! Details are as follows: Date: 7th July, 2009 Time: 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM UTC Duration: 30 minutes Agenda: Our Brand…
After the successful launch of our Free Managed DNS Service and our competitively priced Email Hosting Product, our Web Hosting Product is now all set for a revamp! In a bid to enhance our offering even further, we are now all set to introduce our newest product offering – New Unlimited Hosting! For a flat rate of only $2.49 (Web Hosting+Email Hosting), you can avail of our newest product with every Domain hosted at ResellerClub.…
In our previous Blog post, we informed you about hosting packages on our Linux Hosting environment being affected by Gumblar Attacks. Over the past few days, we have been investigating these attacks, and working on methods to mitigate the damage caused by them; our findings and recommendations are as follows: Through our investigations, it was confirmed that the infection was not due to any server vulnerability. We enforce stringent security measures to safeguard your data.…
Over the past few weeks, several websites hosted on our Linux Servers threw up virus alerts. Further investigation revealed that these alerts were triggered by an injection attack on packages hosted on our servers, commonly known as Gumblar Attacks. FTP logs of these infected packages indicated that machines of the customers who own those domains were compromised and had been used to upload malicious content to their respective Hosting Packages. A few pointers for…