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VPs.tc seems dubious provider but it's a good experience for me
Very good Turkish hosting company, servers performance are very satisfying for the priced you paying
I'm a new costumer but their costumer support seems to reply fast and they are friendly speaking perfect English .
Ignore the bad reviews that they are dodgy ,you get their company details in the invoice you receive .
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No network is flaky I couldn't acces my server for multiple hours by SSH web console ping ticket response is not very good
I have a VPS with them for over 5 months now.
The VPS is very cheap for the specs and location but I would not use it for anything serious or production ready.
Their site is incomplete, just barely customized template so I don't think they even have a ToS.
I don't know who runs the company. When it deadpools, I'm not even sure who to blame.
From the emails, they seem to be pretty transparent with planned work and maintenance.
On 7th May they sent me a customer experience survey to fill for $5 credit.
On 9th May they had a serious outage and data loss incident in their CEPH cluster. I think the downtime was around 2 days and I had to rebuild the VM after. If i stored any important data there, it would probably be lost.
They gave me a compensation of 10 usd for the incident.
(I made 15 usd in credits while spending 12 usd on their yearly plan, stonks)
On 18th of June they sent an email about their future roadmap along with a picture of their rack.
On 25th of June IP ranges were changed which they also notified prior.
The VPS restarts rather frequently in recent months (a few times a week).
Currently I have 4 day uptime.
There are some experiences of LET users who were dissatisfied with them. You may want to read it.
As for performance, I don't use this IDLEr too much for heavy workloads, but the CPU seems to be rather slow.
Here's YABS:
For the Turkey location, I would trust @tarisu much more with hosting serious stuff.
Congrats on your first post since December 2018 (wow!)
So you're simply a satisfied customer of VPS.TC -- otherwise no connection?
Thanks for the mention!
We are happy to be one of trusted Turkish providers.
ur so sassy, i like you, please dont go bald
Being a mod at LET is a factor that favors hair loss, unfortunately!
I hope that the OP (= @Daverno ) returns to clarify why they suddenly felt moved to post after 6.5 years of slumber
Thank you for sharing your 'verrry' important views with the shittiest community.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/152574/shittiest-community
Are there any current promotions?
There is a double downtime deal.
I'll share my honest experience with their services.
Most of the time, their services work and remain available. However, there are occasions when their entire infrastructure goes down. For example, on June 7, 2026, everything was offline except for their main website. During that outage, the client portal was unavailable as well, making it impossible to create a support ticket.
Their social media links are fake, and both of the physical addresses they provide are false. I haven't tested their phone number, but based on everything else, I assume it's fake too. It also appears that all of their services, including the client portal, are hosted on a single server. When that server fails, everything goes down with it.
What is even more concerning is how they handle these incidents. They provide no announcements, no status updates, no apologies, and no compensation for the downtime their customers experience.
Another issue is their Turkey VPS network performance. They advertise 25 Gbps bandwidth, but in my experience it rarely exceeds 1 Gbps and is often significantly lower.
Their pricing is undoubtedly attractive, but when it comes to stability, support, and accountability, my experience has been disappointing. If your project is important, long-term, or customer-facing, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.
On the other hand, if you're looking for an extremely low-cost solution for a short-term project lasting a month or two, you may find some value in their services.
My recommendation is simple: never pay for more than one month in advance. Given their anonymity and the lack of reliable ways to contact them during major outages, there is a real risk of losing access to your money, your data, and potentially your business operations if they were to disappear without notice.
Turklers are well known for scams, lies and false adverts. If you are not local - stay away from low end turkler services.
They're decent but have very high CPU steal and oversell RAM on the node I'm on, so they do aggressive memory ballooning. The solution is to blacklist the driver, since memory ballooning requires guest support:
I agree that they are not good for production.
do you have one of your tor relays on here? I can't even load the TOS..
Yes, I have forest31 there now, although it's currently down (I'll investigate in a few hours).