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[ServerCrate] $6.95/128mb Semi-Annually | RAID SSDs | E3 CPUs
Robert here, bringing you another fantastic LET deal. These servers are great for IRC bouncers, DNS, and other light-weight tasks, but also run well in a variety of other tasks, being powered by fast LSI RAID 10 arrays, and Intel E3v2 CPUs. All VPSs are deployed in Dallas, in either the CoreXChange, Equinix and or Telx datacenters. Servers are equipped with redundant networking and redundant power.
128MB Deal
128MB RAM + 128MB VSwap
500GB bandwidth @ 1Gbp/s
3GB RAID 10 SSD space
1 E3v2 core (fair use)
1 IPv4 address
16 IPv6 addresses
Unmanaged
OpenVZ
Price: $6.95/semi-annually | Buy Now
Addons --
Additional IPv4 addresses are $1/IPv4. Additional bandwidth is $5/TB.
Test IPs/100mb test file/Looking glass --
198.52.198.52 http://198.52.198.52/100MB.test http://lg.servercrate.com/
Operating Systems --
Customers can change their VPS operating system in the control panel. We support a variety of popular Linux OSs including CentOS, Ubuntu, and Fedora.
Control Panel --
ServerCrate utilizes the SolusVM control panel.
Payment Methods --
You can pay for your hosting service with Paypal, and now, bitcoins.
Thank you for looking, you can find our regular offerings on our website.
Comments
@RobertClarke: isn't bi-yearly the same as biannually? I believe this offer is meant to be semiannually.
Edit: bi-yearly can be both, I just read. Sorry, just trying to clarify this for those who thought biannually as well.
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It's not bi-yearly.It's semi-annually.
Your privacy policy states
Could you elaborate on the security measures currently in use?
After googling it, it appears that it is a cookie cutter privacy policy
But I want my cookies
$6.95/bi-yearly
2 years for 6.95 lol
Sorry about that guys, you can TECHNICALLY use bi-yearly for twice a year, but it looks like people prefer semi-annually, so the thread has been updated
Definitely want to go for semi-annually since it conveys the point more clearly.
And I like your 10Gbit VPSes. They just have way too much disk space..
10Gbit VPSs actually aren't ready, they should be marked as out-of-stock, doing that now. They have a lot of disk space, and bandwidth, so that people can use them for a variety of different things, including backups, repos, and other stuff like that that may require 10gbit. Also, it's either lots of HDDs in a nice RAID config for enough disk IO, or SSDs, and a 10gbit SSD VPS has been decidedly pointless, thus high-capacity 10gbit VPSs.
This links has not opened......
Hello,
I'm not sure what you mean by this.
@RobertClarke maybe good ol' 23650 doesn't like Works for me.
Huh?
Are you related to ServCrate.com ? Saw them on WHT
I guess you are not. Maybe you should talk with them not to confuse with each other's brand?
No, we're not related, thanks for the heads-up.
i think he mean he cant reach your url
are you admin or something? i am confused too btw
yea, semi-annually is much better just in case any confusion
Does anyone have any experience with them?
Anyway, I just had to order one.
I've one vps with them and so far so good
Considering to get another one with them
They are very fast, the SSD is really doing a nice job.
Glad you guys are enjoying the servers.