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Now Get 3 Gigabytes of BES Storage at The Message Center

by Ronen Halevy on Jan 14th, 2008 at 2:22 pm EST
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ThemessagecenterlogobymeI just got an email from The Message Center about a free upgrade for all of their current and future customers. In October The Message Center upped their storage from 500 Megabytes to 1 Gigabyte. As of today the 1 Gigabyte storage has been increased to 3 gigabytes. That translates into 3 Gigabytes of storage with BES hosting for $18.95/month.

This puts ExchangeMyMail and The Message Center neck in neck with each offering a different advantage. As we mentioned before ExchangeMyMail is now offering Exchange 2007 hosting compared to the aging Exchange 2003 hosting provided by The Message Center. On the other hand ExchangeMyMail is only offering your 200 megabytes for the same price as The Message Center is charging for 3 Gigabytes. Is the extra storage or the newer server the deciding factor? Or are both irrelevant when it comes to service and support?

Decisions, Decisions…

BTW: there is still a 10% off offer for all BerryReview readers at ExchangeMyMail.com

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2 Comments to “Now Get 3 Gigabytes of BES Storage at The Message Center”

  1. Posted by: Peter
    January 15, 2008 at 7:19 am EST

    Seems like the message center is grabbing at straws to try and keep their customers. They are obviously not in the same league as the other providers who have already rolled out Exchange 2007, Like Exchangemymail.com

    I don’t see how they can use the same kind of equiptment, and offer the same kind of service with such low prices. In my opinion, you get what you pay for.

  2. Posted by: Ronen Halevy
    January 15, 2008 at 9:57 am EST

    Yeah I really cant see how they can continue running Exchange 2003. I wonder when their plans will change. I know they previously argued that 2007 was not stable as a BES but that has been proven wrong by other hosts such as Exchangemymail.com