Virtuoso Net Solutions Offers New Services, Adds PayPal

Virtuoso Net Solutions, a world class provider of virtual, reseller, shared, and co-located web hosting solutions, announced today that it has released a suite of new services, and now accepts an additional payment method, PayPal.

The new services, which include Teamspeak and Ventrilo for VoIP, improved reseller services, dedicated server management, Shoutcast hosting, Virtuozzo VPS, and new control panel features, were added so that the company can appeal to a wider range of prospective buyers, and better serve its existing clients.

«We have been very successful at providing advanced web hosting services for several years now,» said Chad Abizeid, Virtuoso Net Solutions founder. «The time has come for us to provide solutions that meet the needs of a wider variety of organizations.»

Virtuoso Net Solutions improved its reseller services by offering reseller accounts for SSL certificates, so its customers can sell RapidSSL, GeoTrust, and COMODO certificates. Domain name reseller accounts were also added.

«Our reseller clients will really benefit from many of the new things we are offering them. We're making it easier for them to attract new customers,» said Abizeid.

New operating systems were added to the company's dedicated and virtual server products, including Debian, Fedora, Centos, RedHat Enterprise, and Windows 2003.

Control panel software was also upgraded, with choices now available for seven administration products. Clients may chose from cPanel/WHM, DirectAdmin, DSM Pro, InterWorx, Plesk 7.5 reloaded, VHCS, and Webmin.

For a complete listing of all new products, please visit Virtuoso Net Solutions' press center at http://www.virtuosonetsolutions.com/press.htm.

To learn more about Virtuoso Net Solutions, please visit http://www.virtuosonetsolutions.com.

About Virtuoso Net Solutions Inc.

Founded in 2004, Virtuoso Net Solutions Inc. is an award winning provider of advanced web hosting solutions, including virtual, reseller, shared, and co-located solutions. The company is located in Bay Shore, New York, and its servers are housed in Team's N+1 data center.

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