Shell Accounts

What do we offer?

The Shell account server is a fast 2.33GHz, 1333FSB Core2duo CPU, 6GB of RAM, with RAID level 0 hard drives. The operating system is Ubuntu 9.10 64bit.

What's in the free Shell Account?

• 10MB of storage space, accessible by FTP and SCP
• No background processes
• NO BOTS!
• Please, only one free account per customer!

What do I get for $5 USD?

• 250MB of storage space, accessible by FTP and SCP
• Capability to host one bot
• One port forward

$10USD?

• 500MB of storage space, accessible by FTP and SCP
• A folder that you can put stuff in that is accessible at: http://home.jrtechsupport.com:9090/~youraccount
• The capability to host 3 bots
• 3 ports for your account

Sounds Pretty good, what's in your $15 USD account?

• 1GB of storage space, accessible by FTP and SCP
• A folder that you can put stuff in that is accessible at: http://home.jrtechsupport.com:9090/~youraccount
• The capability to host 5 bots
• 5 ports for your account

How do I get one of these accounts?

To get one of these account just contact me at: support@jrtechsupport.com and tell me what account you are interested in. Or, you can always paypal me the money for the account you want at the above e-mail address, just make sure that you put down your preferred account name, an alternate account name if the first one is taken, and a third one, just incase both of the above are taken. I will then set you up within 72 hours and will send you an e-mail with the information needed to SSH in.

Legal Information:

The shell accounts offered here are not to be used for any illegal or subversive activity, including, but not limited to: hacking other people's computers, spamming IRC channels, getting this server g or z-lined, skirting IRC bans, among other things. Any account found to be doing any of these things will be terminated immediately with no refund given.

Note about bot hosting:

Please note that this server doesn't have an agreement with all IRC networks, please contact us with the network names you will be connecting to, and with how many bots to see if we have enough available connections to that IRC network.