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on February 27th 2010, Capt. Alderman wrote: In the summer of 2002, I and two others began over a half year process to start a tactical realism gaming unit. On March 7th, 2003, the 3rd Marine Division – Tactical Realism Unit was officially activated and started its history in the Forgotten Hope Mod for Battlefield 1942. The unit spent just over 2 years in the community, but after its quick collapse the unit moved to games in the HL2: Source platform waiting for the release of Resistance & Liberation Mod which we expected in 2006. The mod was not released until 2009 and is still in alpha/beta. In 2007 the unit found another game that fit our vision of tactical realism (though on a smaller scale) through the Insurgency (Modern Infantry Combat) Mod. In additional to being a Military Police Officer currently with the Army National Guard, I was also involved in business. I was the owner of Realism Servers (realismservers.com), and company I still legally own, but have shut down. I gained much experience in game server hosting which developed off my initial experience in computer networking. Since 2002 I was renting servers up until early 2008 with Game Servers (formally Clan Servers). While I had decent service due to my long history with the company and connection to the veteran techs, things slowly but surely got worse, and after getting my company somewhat off the ground we had the 3rd Marine Division host its servers with me. My vision for realismservers.com was to provide servers primarily to the community with someone who had a focus on tactical realism gaming in various games, but also for any other individuals seeking a more personal connection to their provider. That is what I offered and was dedicated to provide. Eventually I decided to get out of the business after some personal life changes and my assessment of my direction in business. After doing so I went back for a short time to Game Servers, but after our move to ArmA2, and reference pointing me to Jest Servers, I moved my services to them in September of 2009. I now run a successful business development company where I work with business owners and entrepreneurs, mostly in the area ecommerce. I also am engaged in online consumer retail and affiliate business contracts. In addition as noted earlier I also serve as a Military Police Officer in the Army National Guard, and actively engage in the Guard Recruiting Assistance Program. Much of this experience of understanding business, and my real life association with successful business owners has allow not only my business to be successful, and people I help be successful, it has most importantly allowed me the ability to truly understand that the business which will succeed in the end, is based upon its ability to service its clients, and build a client base it can retain. While JestServers.com and even my previous company are not able to bring in the crowds, we will and currently see a slow growth, but what is important is that Jest Servers will keep many more customers, who are very satisfied with the servers, and the ability to work out problems when they arise. Jest Servers is truly dedicated its customers and Kevin (the owner) has the ability of looking into the future, and has the patience for true success and a fine reputation of integrity, respect, and dedication. This is why I will remain a loyal, level headed and understanding customer. While sometimes we have problems, what matters most to be is that the service is better than most, at a very fair price, and I know I have someone who is always ready and willing to work to address issues. I respect someone who is willing to accept mistakes, and work to expand their knowledge and always provide better support the next time around. What people want in business these days, is what this country had many years ago, and that was a personal but professional relationship with someone they do business with, instead of just being another face and number. Captain Michael Alderman Commanding Officer Alpha Company 1st Battalion / 3rd Marines 3rd Marine Division
on February 27th 2010, Capt. Alderman wrote:
In the summer of 2002, I and two others began over a half year process to start a tactical realism gaming unit. On March 7th, 2003, the 3rd Marine Division – Tactical Realism Unit was officially activated and started its history in the Forgotten Hope Mod for Battlefield 1942.
The unit spent just over 2 years in the community, but after its quick collapse the unit moved to games in the HL2: Source platform waiting for the release of Resistance & Liberation Mod which we expected in 2006. The mod was not released until 2009 and is still in alpha/beta. In 2007 the unit found another game that fit our vision of tactical realism (though on a smaller scale) through the Insurgency (Modern Infantry Combat) Mod.
In additional to being a Military Police Officer currently with the Army National Guard, I was also involved in business. I was the owner of Realism Servers (realismservers.com), and company I still legally own, but have shut down. I gained much experience in game server hosting which developed off my initial experience in computer networking. Since 2002 I was renting servers up until early 2008 with Game Servers (formally Clan Servers).
While I had decent service due to my long history with the company and connection to the veteran techs, things slowly but surely got worse, and after getting my company somewhat off the ground we had the 3rd Marine Division host its servers with me. My vision for realismservers.com was to provide servers primarily to the community with someone who had a focus on tactical realism gaming in various games, but also for any other individuals seeking a more personal connection to their provider. That is what I offered and was dedicated to provide.
Eventually I decided to get out of the business after some personal life changes and my assessment of my direction in business. After doing so I went back for a short time to Game Servers, but after our move to ArmA2, and reference pointing me to Jest Servers, I moved my services to them in September of 2009.
I now run a successful business development company where I work with business owners and entrepreneurs, mostly in the area ecommerce. I also am engaged in online consumer retail and affiliate business contracts. In addition as noted earlier I also serve as a Military Police Officer in the Army National Guard, and actively engage in the Guard Recruiting Assistance Program.
Much of this experience of understanding business, and my real life association with successful business owners has allow not only my business to be successful, and people I help be successful, it has most importantly allowed me the ability to truly understand that the business which will succeed in the end, is based upon its ability to service its clients, and build a client base it can retain. While JestServers.com and even my previous company are not able to bring in the crowds, we will and currently see a slow growth, but what is important is that Jest Servers will keep many more customers, who are very satisfied with the servers, and the ability to work out problems when they arise.
Jest Servers is truly dedicated its customers and Kevin (the owner) has the ability of looking into the future, and has the patience for true success and a fine reputation of integrity, respect, and dedication. This is why I will remain a loyal, level headed and understanding customer. While sometimes we have problems, what matters most to be is that the service is better than most, at a very fair price, and I know I have someone who is always ready and willing to work to address issues. I respect someone who is willing to accept mistakes, and work to expand their knowledge and always provide better support the next time around.
What people want in business these days, is what this country had many years ago, and that was a personal but professional relationship with someone they do business with, instead of just being another face and number.
Captain Michael Alderman Commanding Officer Alpha Company 1st Battalion / 3rd Marines 3rd Marine Division
on December 16, 2009 at 8:50 pm, alex katayama wrote: jestservers runs counter to the rest of the industry. this is a guy who runs a gameserver company because he LOVES to do it. that’s why there’s such a fanatical loyalty and such high ratings from all the reviewers here. i’ve been with kevin (aka jestservers) for… god knows how long now. over two years, at least. met him through a personal acquaintance, back when he just had one box in dallas, and was working his way up the aggressive world of game server hosting. didn’t think about it much at the time, nor could i predict the friendship that would develop over the years, watching him expand to chicago and then internationally. in my time with jestservers, my team and i have had other offers of sponsorship (art of war, leetservers, and nationvoice) to name a few, but as i got to know kevin, i knew that i had a good thing going with him and his startup. i’ve always been a big believer in loyalty, and knowing that this guy was always around when i needed him made a decision to stay with jestservers pretty easy. the first thing you’ll notice — and it’s been mentioned plenty in the reviews here — is that he develops a relationship with all his customers. the single biggest difference between jestservers and almost every other gameserver provider out there is that you deal with the guy who owns the company and pulls all the strings to get your issue sorted out as quickly as possible. this guy will literally sit in front of his computer with you and help you every step of the way to iron out any issues that you may have, and will bend over backwards to make sure when everything’s all said and done, you’ll be happy. when you purchase a jestserver, you buy into a well-connected, knowledgeable customer base that helps each other solve problems. if you’re in the market for a gameserver of any type (the guy will literally install almost anything you can even think of), make sure jestservers.com is on your list of companies to check out. you won’t be disappointed. and at the prices he offers, it would be stupid to go with any other company. our servers hosted by jestservers.com (please join them and test out the performance, registration, and ping. you will be impressed.) 24/7 dust2: connect d2.vexed.ca:27018 left4dead: connect l4d.vexed.ca:27015 feel free to contact me directly at my team’s website: http://www.vexed.ca if you have any other questions.
jestservers runs counter to the rest of the industry. this is a guy who runs a gameserver company because he LOVES to do it. that’s why there’s such a fanatical loyalty and such high ratings from all the reviewers here.
i’ve been with kevin (aka jestservers) for… god knows how long now. over two years, at least. met him through a personal acquaintance, back when he just had one box in dallas, and was working his way up the aggressive world of game server hosting. didn’t think about it much at the time, nor could i predict the friendship that would develop over the years, watching him expand to chicago and then internationally.
in my time with jestservers, my team and i have had other offers of sponsorship (art of war, leetservers, and nationvoice) to name a few, but as i got to know kevin, i knew that i had a good thing going with him and his startup. i’ve always been a big believer in loyalty, and knowing that this guy was always around when i needed him made a decision to stay with jestservers pretty easy.
the first thing you’ll notice — and it’s been mentioned plenty in the reviews here — is that he develops a relationship with all his customers. the single biggest difference between jestservers and almost every other gameserver provider out there is that you deal with the guy who owns the company and pulls all the strings to get your issue sorted out as quickly as possible. this guy will literally sit in front of his computer with you and help you every step of the way to iron out any issues that you may have, and will bend over backwards to make sure when everything’s all said and done, you’ll be happy. when you purchase a jestserver, you buy into a well-connected, knowledgeable customer base that helps each other solve problems.
if you’re in the market for a gameserver of any type (the guy will literally install almost anything you can even think of), make sure jestservers.com is on your list of companies to check out. you won’t be disappointed. and at the prices he offers, it would be stupid to go with any other company.
our servers hosted by jestservers.com (please join them and test out the performance, registration, and ping. you will be impressed.)
24/7 dust2: connect d2.vexed.ca:27018 left4dead: connect l4d.vexed.ca:27015
feel free to contact me directly at my team’s website: http://www.vexed.ca if you have any other questions.
on October 23, 2009 at 4:14 pm, Pyromancer wrote: Jest has been great at helping me with modifications and working with me live to fine tune my ArmA2 server. I’ve never had this type of support before, it’s like having a friend work with you. The control panel I use is TCAdmin and I’ve gotten jest to add lots of custom commands for me that my last host would not allow. Pricing is also amazing, send him an email and ask for specials.
Jest has been great at helping me with modifications and working with me live to fine tune my ArmA2 server. I’ve never had this type of support before, it’s like having a friend work with you. The control panel I use is TCAdmin and I’ve gotten jest to add lots of custom commands for me that my last host would not allow. Pricing is also amazing, send him an email and ask for specials.
on January 18, 2010 at 11:23 pm, Dakota wrote: Hello, I currently have 2 (64 slot servers from jest. I cant tell you anything bad.They don’t lag + i got Big brother bot!! (Only few hosts offer it) He is the best game-server provider ever. He does neat stuff like save you money! So why break your wallet go here for deals!! Also Both of my servers haven’t gone down for 7 months and they are ranked high!! Thank you so much jest :D Dakota
Hello,
I currently have 2 (64 slot servers from jest. I cant tell you anything bad.They don’t lag + i got Big brother bot!! (Only few hosts offer it) He is the best game-server provider ever. He does neat stuff like save you money! So why break your wallet go here for deals!! Also Both of my servers haven’t gone down for 7 months and they are ranked high!!
Thank you so much jest :D
Dakota
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