DigitalRacks have decided it will be acting very generous in the new year, with their new offer-a-day service in which every day of the month will mean a new offer.
December 28, 2006 (Press Release) --
DigitalRacks will be launching an "Offer-a-day" service from the 1st January 2007.
DigitalRacks have decided it will be acting very generous in the new year, with their new service, which will mean a new offer is available every day of the month.
DigitalRacks (www.digitalracks.com), formerly LinuxHostingUK (www.linuxhostinguk.co.uk), is holding January sales, with offers ranging from 50% off, to 500BM free disk space or bandwidth.
A DigitalRacks spokesman has confirmed that the offers are available to both new and existing customers!
The current offer can be tracked using there special and automated page at (http://www.digitalracks.com/offer-a-day.aspx).
Their prices start at £2.59 before offers applied - and some offers can mean the customers pay nothing for the first 2 months.
Taking advantage is easy, current customers can open a support ticket, whilst new customers can use the codes provided, or if not applicable, sign up for their services and open a support ticket in the same way thei current clients would.
DigitalRacks have decided it will be acting very generous in the new year, with their new service, which will mean a new offer is available every day of the month.
DigitalRacks (www.digitalracks.com), formerly LinuxHostingUK (www.linuxhostinguk.co.uk), is holding January sales, with offers ranging from 50% off, to 500BM free disk space or bandwidth.
A DigitalRacks spokesman has confirmed that the offers are available to both new and existing customers!
The current offer can be tracked using there special and automated page at (http://www.digitalracks.com/offer-a-day.aspx).
Their prices start at £2.59 before offers applied - and some offers can mean the customers pay nothing for the first 2 months.
Taking advantage is easy, current customers can open a support ticket, whilst new customers can use the codes provided, or if not applicable, sign up for their services and open a support ticket in the same way thei current clients would.
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