I was recommended to apaq by someone in my datacenter. They have very cheap prices but if you look closely that's because they use cheap motherboards. The only reason I ordered is because of the warranty. Since the compny has an answering machine and does not take calls I suspect they are a home grown garage operation.
On tome of totally screwing up my order they sent me a nasty email and instead of giving me a discount on my next purshase they recalled the unit we were depending on.
Overall sealing with this company cost me 1000 dollars in time and effort. I knew in my gut I should have paid more at my regular vendor but I figured I save some money. Well I didn't sve a dime and I have to replace the unit with my regular vendor because these guys don't know a thing. They admittedly said this was their first FreeBSD install. So how many units could they have possibly sold? Since they were such novices they might have asked if I wanted the AMD version of FreeBSD.
Avoid like plaque. This set back development time, wasted my time and was generally an exercise in amateur hour.
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