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I just wanted to throw my 2 pfennigs in for Sprocket. I've been with them for about 17:03:27 up 174 days,  2:51 now and they have always been friendly, prompt, and knowledgable. Fsck, if you knew what morons worked at my old host you'd cry. The folks at Sprocket are exactly who you'd hope they are: they're geeks, not marketroids.
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in thread Looking for Cheap, Perl Friendly Host by jacques

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