VPS Server begin from 3€/m - Anti DDos Game - all OS - Prepaid - FRANCE / USA

InfinityHosting

Infinity-Hosting provide Fast, Reliable & Scalable Prepaid Hosting with brand hardware and only NVMe Storage.
We currently offer Servers in France (Gravelines) and USA (Vint Hill).

All our Servers protectet with the OVH Anti DDoS GAME with more than 2 Tbit/s capacity,
which is known to work well against the majority of attacks.
The OVH network has 15 Tbps capacity around the world and guarantees good latency.

The servers can be easily managed via our control panel.
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For your safety, you can create your own backup jobs in the panel, these are stored separately on 2x backup servers.

// Root Server 512M KVM
512 MB DDR4 2400 MHz ECC
1 vCore Intel® I7 7700K, 4.7GHz OC
15 GB NVMe Storage
250 Mbit/s Port, Fair Use - Unlimited
1 IPv4, Anti-DDoS Game
3 € , 3,39$/month
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// Root Server 1G KVM
1 GB DDR4 2400 MHz ECC
1 vCore Intel® I7 7700K, 4.7GHz OC
30 GB NVMe Storage
250 Mbit/s Port, Fair Use - Unlimited
1 IPv4, Anti-DDoS Game
5 € , 5,65$/month
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30% Discount for USA Server on the first month with the following coupon: USA30

All plans you can find on our homepage: Infinity-Hosting.com

Available OS
Debian, CentOS, Ubuntu, FreeBSD, Windows, Your .ISO

Additional IPv4 can be requested for 2.50€, 2,82$/setup each.

All KVM Plans have 2 Snapshots for free.

For questions or problems you can contact us via Ticket, Livechat, Skype.**

Homepage: https://infinity-hosting.com/

Servers: https://infinity-hosting.com/rootserver

Promotion code "LET10" to get 10% off recurring.

All servers will be settled via prepaid procedures - You don't have a contractual bond with us.

Payment Methods:
PayPal
PaysafeCard
Credit Cards
BitPay (Bitcoin)

We do not allow Crypto Mining, DDoS other, Spoofing, Torrent on our services!

InfinityHosting

30% Discount for USA Server on the first month with the following coupon: USA30

teamacc

Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

InfinityHosting

@teamacc said:
Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

Sorry forgot about it, it's removed and thank you.

doghouch

@InfinityHosting said:

@teamacc said:
Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

Sorry forgot about it, it's removed and thank you.

Also, please put the equivalent in USD next to your current prices.

Edit: this is optional as @teamacc pointed out.

teamacc

@doghouch said:

@InfinityHosting said:

@teamacc said:
Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

Sorry forgot about it, it's removed and thank you.

Also, please put the equivalent in USD next to your current prices.

Technically not a requirement (nice-to-have though). Rules state that the provider is responsible for making sure that it's under the price limit. If the provider converts it on his side and checks it, or just uses a proper gut feel for it (2 euro will not be over 7 usd for the forseeable future) then it should be fine.

Euros are (imo) well-known enough to not require a conversion from a useability standpoint either. If it was in ruble or indian moneyz, sure.

doghouch

@teamacc said:

@doghouch said:

@InfinityHosting said:

@teamacc said:
Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

Sorry forgot about it, it's removed and thank you.

Also, please put the equivalent in USD next to your current prices.

Technically not a requirement (nice-to-have though). Rules state that the provider is responsible for making sure that it's under the price limit. Euros are (imo) well-known enough to not require a conversion. If it was in ruble or indian moneyz, sure.

I just feel that it's most of us are familiar with US dollars. Eh

teamacc

@doghouch said:

@teamacc said:

@doghouch said:

@InfinityHosting said:

@teamacc said:
Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

Sorry forgot about it, it's removed and thank you.

Also, please put the equivalent in USD next to your current prices.

Technically not a requirement (nice-to-have though). Rules state that the provider is responsible for making sure that it's under the price limit. Euros are (imo) well-known enough to not require a conversion. If it was in ruble or indian moneyz, sure.

I just feel that it's most of us are familiar with US dollars. Eh

Updated post above to clarify it a bit more.

You must be american. I must be european. That's why you dont "feel" euros, and I do.

To be honest, providers could technically list their stuff in japanese yen and be within the rules. It puts up a barrier for consumers who need to do their own conversions, yes. But allowed, also yes.

doghouch

@teamacc said:

@doghouch said:

@teamacc said:

@doghouch said:

@InfinityHosting said:

@teamacc said:
Can you keep to the rules and remove the 15/month plan.

Sorry forgot about it, it's removed and thank you.

Also, please put the equivalent in USD next to your current prices.

Technically not a requirement (nice-to-have though). Rules state that the provider is responsible for making sure that it's under the price limit. Euros are (imo) well-known enough to not require a conversion. If it was in ruble or indian moneyz, sure.

I just feel that it's most of us are familiar with US dollars. Eh

Updated post above to clarify it a bit more.

You must be american. I must be european. That's why you dont "feel" euros, and I do.

To be honest, providers could technically list their stuff in japanese yen and be within the rules. It puts up a barrier for consumers who need to do their own conversions, yes. But allowed, also yes.

Fair point — I’ll just leave it all be then.