I'm looking for vps kvm with unlimited bandwidth

Liu32

I search

RAM 1GB

20 GB HDD or SSD

1 IPV4

Bandwidth:
Port Speed: 1gbps

Location: Europe or USA

Budget 6 USD per month

If you could make a customisable order it would be better thanks.

pdt: I'm looking with vnc access from the panel

ServerHunter

Here you go: https://www.serverhunter.com/?search=979-AB3-EFB

sanvit

@ServerHunter said:
Here you go: https://www.serverhunter.com/?search=979-AB3-EFB

Is it just me?

ServerHunter

@sanvit said:
Is it just me?

Sorry about that, try again

corbpie

That’s a nice URL for SEO

quadhost

We can do this in London for you on HDD, open a ticket with the sales department and reference this thread if you wish to proceed.

WebProject

We can do 1GB RAM, 20 SSD, London based, shared 1 gbps network port and 5-10TB bandwidth for $6 /month

webgraf

We can offer you:
1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM / 20 GB SSD / 100 Mbps / unlimited traffic for 4 EUR
Promo code - Spring2019

The next month - 8 EUR.

sin

tilaa.nl

teamacc

@webgraf said:
We can offer you:
1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM / 20 GB SSD / 100 Mbps / unlimited traffic for 4 EUR
Promo code - Spring2019

The next month - 8 EUR.

Please read the requirements before replying.

deank

Spring is here apparently.

Hostshield_LTD

There is nothing considered as unlimited bandwidth, you are actually looking for a fair usage policy. Every host that claim they provide unlimited bandwidth is lying.

quadhost

@Hostshield_LTD said:
There is nothing considered as unlimited bandwidth

Unmetered is, and to the average user this is unlimited.

@Hostshield_LTD said:
Every host that claim they provide unlimited bandwidth is lying.

So then why do you offer unlimited packages on your site?

Hostshield_LTD

@quadhost said:

@Hostshield_LTD said:
There is nothing considered as unlimited bandwidth

Unmetered is, and to the average user this is unlimited.

@Hostshield_LTD said:
Every host that claim they provide unlimited bandwidth is lying.

So then why do you offer unlimited packages on your site?

I admit that when i see a user eating my whole bandwidth i suspend him and send him a ticket, and i bet that you will do the same. Unlimited bandwidth means fair usage in our company, we dont have a limit as long as the consumption is logical.

hzr

quadhost said: So then why do you offer unlimited packages on your site?

He's obviously shitposting to meet the minimum requirements for a provider tag.

Hostshield_LTD

@hzr said:

quadhost said: So then why do you offer unlimited packages on your site?

He's obviously shitposting to meet the minimum requirements for a provider tag.

I am not shit posting, this is what im talking about
https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9792/22/unmetered-hosting-policy--explained

quadhost

Hostshield_LTD said: Unlimited bandwidth means fair usage in our company

You might want to include that on your site/terms of service then. Otherwise how would a customer know that it is not subject to fair usage.

@Hostshield_LTD said:
I am not shit posting, this is what im talking about
https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9792/22/unmetered-hosting-policy--explained

Yes, they outline it and are also mainly referring to shared hosting within that KB article.

Unmetered bandwidth implies that we do not strictly limit traffic to your websites. Thus, you do not need to worry about hitting bandwidth limit every time your websites get more popular.
...
In some rare cases we might need to put constraints on accounts, if their resource usage is impacting overall server performance.

jackb

@Hostshield_LTD said:
I admit that when i see a user eating my whole bandwidth i suspend him and send him a ticket, and i bet that you will do the same. Unlimited bandwidth means fair usage in our company, we dont have a limit as long as the consumption is logical.

So instead of using QoS or rate limiting you take customers offline completely before making contact?

Hostshield_LTD

@jackb said:

@Hostshield_LTD said:
I admit that when i see a user eating my whole bandwidth i suspend him and send him a ticket, and i bet that you will do the same. Unlimited bandwidth means fair usage in our company, we dont have a limit as long as the consumption is logical.

So instead of using QoS or rate limiting you take customers offline completely before making contact?

Ususally we limit his port speed at first and open a ticket, if he does not respond on our ticket we just suspend until he answers

agonyzt

BuyVM slices are unmetered and within your budget/specs. Plus they rock!

deank

I hate it when hosts say "we". Just say "I".