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How Many LEBs do you have?

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  • tuxtux Member
    edited August 2011

    1x IPAP SuperVPS (downtime started at 2nd August, maybe last month with this provider)

    1x QualityServers UK XEN Eliminator

  • ihatetonyyihatetonyy Member

    1x Up2VPS Seattle 2GB $9/mo
    1x BuyVM 512MB $5.95/mo
    1x DirectSpace Los Angeles 512MB $5/mo
    1x Just295... $2.95/mo

    Hoping that Up2VPS gets stock in Los Angeles so I can see if they can move me over.. all have been so good so far.

    Had a myCPanel VPS that mysteriously got deleted, didn't care enough to whine.

  • AsimAsim Member

    2x256MB KVM from BuyVM.net ($5/mo each)

    1x128MB KVM from BuyVM.net ($25/yr)

    1x128MB OpenVZ from BuyVM.net ($15/yr)

    1x96MB XEN from SecureDragon.net ($16/yr)

    1x96MB OpenVZ from SecureDragon.net ($10/yr)

    1x90GB OpenVZ from Hostigation.com ($12/quarter)

    1x128MB XEN PV from QuickWeb.co.uk ($13/quarter)

    2x128MB XEN PV from VooServers.com ($3.73/mo each)

    1x190MB XEN PV from AlienVPS.com ($29/yr)

    1x128MB XEN PV from Evorack.com ($3.88/mo)

    1x128MB OpenVZ-DE from RAMHOST.us ($8.98/quarter)

    1x128MB XEN HVM from TheHostHouse.co.uk ($4/mo)

    1x96MB XEN PV from xenvz.co.uk ($9.96/semi-annually)

  • skagerrakskagerrak Member
    edited August 2011

    Mon5t3r said: not usable means not active right?

    W2Servers screwed its customers by taking the money but not providing the service. My VPS is also not active nor is the node. I filed for a refund, they simply deleted my customer-account. Well, that's also something you have to face when dealing with LEBs.

  • Steve81Steve81 Member

    1 Buyvm 128 (15$/y)

    1 XenVZ 96 (6£ / 6m)

    1 NordicVPS 128

    1 Virpus 512 ( 36$ / y )

    1 123Systems 192

  • drmikedrmike Member
    edited August 2011

    Well, that's also something you have to face when dealing with LEBs.

    And we have folks who complain about how I "nit pick" about some of these providers.

    Price be damned. Stuff like that shouldn't be happening with any provider, whatever the price. No excuse for poor customer service like that.

  • LowEndAdminLowEndAdmin Member

    I am actually quite surprised that people are still buying with all those nit pickings around. Providers listed on LowEndBox are no way being recommended. I myself would refrain from any purchases if there's a hint of shadiness around that provider.

    So far I have only lost one LEB (RackVM), although I have discontinued services with many whom went belly up later on.

  • drmikedrmike Member

    Well you are leaving the links in your offers. That alone makes it a recommendation in some peoples' eyes.

  • LowEndAdminLowEndAdmin Member

    Hmmm. Okay. The links were there merely for convenience reason.

  • Brandon_eNetSouthBrandon_eNetSouth Member

    Can a provider comment on how many they have? Even they don't own them .. technically they "have" them. ;)

  • InfinityInfinity Member, Host Rep

    I have basically nothing:

    1) Hostigation 768MB RAM, 50gb Disk, 500gb Bandwidth -- OpenVZ VPS

  • dmmcintyre3dmmcintyre3 Member

    Humza said: 1) Hostigation 768MB RAM, 50gb Disk, 500gb Bandwidth -- OpenVZ VPS

    You have 1TB bandwidth.

  • InfinityInfinity Member, Host Rep
    edited August 2011

    O.o LOL, I didn't even notice, and yep, it is one of dmmcintyre3's VPS's that I use.

    When I first got it it was 768MB RAM with 1024MB vSwap. But now it seems to be 1024MB RAM with no vSwap.

  • miTgiBmiTgiB Member

    Humza said: When I first got it it was 768MB RAM with 1024MB vSwap. But now it seems to be 1024MB RAM with no vSwap.

    It should be 768mb/1.5gb burst now. I was having daily cpu lockups with CentOS 6 running the OpenVZ kernel, so for now have put that project on hold until the stability is more in line with my liking.

  • InfinityInfinity Member, Host Rep

    Ah, I get 1024MB burst atm. Maybe it needs a restart.

  • miTgiBmiTgiB Member

    Humza said: Ah, I get 1024MB burst atm. Maybe it needs a restart.

    No, OpenVZ modifications are almost all on the fly, I just hadn't changed that one yet, it is now.

  • InfinityInfinity Member, Host Rep

    Yep, thats what I thought. I was confused hehe. Working now :)

  • trelawneytrelawney Member
    edited August 2011

    VMLit 256MB(512M burst), 30GB, 2TB bandwidth, OpenVZ (.nl)

    Quality Servers 128MB, 10GB, 200GB bandwidth, OpenVZ (.uk)

  • dmmcintyre3dmmcintyre3 Member
    edited September 2011

    Time for an update. Only listing what's in use.

    
Count   Provider        Virt    Ram   (burst)   Disk Space  Transfer    Price
8       Hostigation (LA)    OpenVZ  128mb (256mb)   10gb        500gb       $10/month total
1       Hostigation (SC)    KVM     128mb           10gb        500gb       $30/year
1       Hostigation (LA)    KVM     128mb           10gb        500gb       $3/month
1       Hostigation (SC)    OpenVZ  768mb (1.5gb)   50gb        1tb         $5/month
2       BuyVM               OpenVZ  128mb (256mb)   15gb        500gb       $15/year each
1       ChicagoVPS          OpenVZ  2GB             50gb        2tb         $7/month
1       SecureDragon        Xen     96mb            3gb         200gb       $16/year
1       SecureDragon        OpenVZ  96mb  (192mb)   10gb        100gb       $12/year 
2       SecureDragon        OpenVZ  96mb  (192mb)   10gb        100gb       Free
3       LoomHosts           OpenVZ  128mb (256mb)   10gb        100gb       Free
1       Accurate Hub        OpenVZ  128mb (256mb)   10gb        100gb (2IP) Free 
4       Accurate Hub        OpenVZ  64mb  (256mb)   5gb         50gb        Free
5       123systems          OpenVZ  512mb (1gb)     20gb        1tb         Free
1       123systems          OpenVZ  448mb           10gb        500gb       $15/year
1       123systems          OpenVZ  128mb           5gb         250gb       $10/year

    Totals:
    33 VPSs, over 8GB RAM, $25/month, $113/year, 15 free VPSs, 34 IPv4 addresses and cheaper than a dedicated server with enough resoruces to run all these VPSs!

    There are a few which are down/are just waiting for the end of the billing cycle. All money for paid VPSs is from ads on freevps.us

  • IxapeIxape Member

    I have one for $5.57 with 5ite - 30GB disk, 3TB bandwidth, 384MB RAM burst 512. 1Gbps uplink. Only hosts a few wordpress blogs.. being used to serve static pages.. more of a CMS than a blog. And it's behind CF for security as someone keeps rapping my downloads on one of my domains. So 3TB hardly gets touched.

  • vmstormvpsvmstormvps Member

    1x datacenter :).

  • LivingSouLLivingSouL Member

    Wow! You guys have a bunch of VPSs..

    1 BuyVM 5.95/mo
    1 UptimeVPS 5eu/yr
    1 UptimeVPS 384

  • kristalkristal Banned
    edited September 2011

    2x securedragon openvz 96mb (14$/yr each)

    2x uptimevps openvz 128mb (7$/yr each)

    1x windows virtuozzo 1gb (6$/month)

    and i dont need more :P

  • KuroKuro Member

    kristal said: 1x windows virtuozzo 1gb (6$/yr)

    $6 per year?! o_O



    I think you mean $6/mo :P

  • libro22libro22 Member
    edited September 2011

    i'm quite new in this industry. so far:

    1x 128mb OpenVZ with Semoweb

    1x 256mb OpenVZ with 123Systems

    and another non-LEB with VPSlatch :)

  • yomeroyomero Member

    Semoweb doesn't offer 128mb plans AFAIK

  • libro22libro22 Member

    ^

    yup they don't. you have to request for a custom plan :D

  • kristalkristal Banned

    @kuro: yea lol sorry for that, 6$/month 1x windows virtuozzo 1gb

  • semowebsemoweb Member

    Glad to have you with us ;)

  • AuroraZAuroraZ Barred

    Calling VPS Anonymous on you all. I own one ChicagoVPS 2 GB. Might pick up another one for proxy services may not depends on what comes down the line.

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