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[NL] NVMe KVM VPS – €2.5 /Per Month– AMD EPYC – +1GB extra RAM + €5 Credit (Only LET users)
🚀 [NL] NVMe KVM VPS – from €30/year (2 Months FREE) | €3/mo Monthly – IPv4 Included – AMD EPYC
Hello LET,
We are MyHBD (Hosting Big Data B.V.), a Netherlands-based provider delivering reliable VPS infrastructure built on strong hardware and clean networking.
Our focus is simple: consistent performance, fair pricing, and stable environments — no overselling.
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Key Features
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• Netherlands location
• NVMe storage
• AMD EPYC CPUs
• 1 dedicated IPv4 included
• IPv6 /112 per VPS
• KVM virtualization (full root access)
• Instant setup
• DDoS protection
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Plans (Linux)
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▶ Launch VPS 1
• 1 vCPU / 2 GB RAM / 30 GB NVMe / 2 TB BW
• 1x IPv4 + IPv6 /112
Yearly: €30/year (≈ €2.5/mo) — 2 Months FREE
Monthly: €3/month
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▶ Launch VPS 2
• 1 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 50 GB NVMe / 4 TB BW
• 1x IPv4 + IPv6 /112
Yearly: €50/year (≈ €4.17/mo) — 2 Months FREE
Monthly: €5/month
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▶ Launch VPS 3
• 2 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 80 GB NVMe / 6 TB BW
• 1x IPv4 + IPv6 /112
Yearly: €80/year (≈ €6.67/mo) — 2 Months FREE
Monthly: €7/month
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⚙️ 1-Click App Templates
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Available for quick deployment:
• Docker
• LEMP Stack
• LAMP Stack
• WireGuard VPN
• Nextcloud
• n8n.io
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Payment Methods
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• Visa / MasterCard / American Express
• PayPal
• iDEAL
• Alipay / WeChat Pay
• Cryptocurrency: BTC / LTC / USDT
• Wire Transfer
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🎁 LET Exclusive Offers
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• +1 GB FREE EXTRA RAM on your VPS after order (LET users only)
• Send your order number here after purchase and we will apply the upgrade
• €5 loyalty credit after your first renewal
• Send your invoice number here after first renewal and we will apply the CREDIT
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Network Test / Looking Glass
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https://myhbd.net/looking-glass
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Order / Details
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https://myhbd.net/launch-vps
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KYC / Verification
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• Required before activation (automated process)
• Usually completed within minutes
• Handled by a trusted third-party provider
Why we use KYC:
• Prevent abuse and spam
• Keep IP ranges clean
• Ensure stable performance for all users
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Referral Program
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• €3 credit for each successful referral (signup + order)
• 10% recurring credit on all future orders from your referrals
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Notes
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• Prices in EUR
• Monthly and yearly billing available
• Windows plans available on website
• Fair usage policy applies
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Questions are welcome 🙂
Comments
KYC
First
Yes yes first
FUUUU
yabs please!
kyc...
Quick note for LET users:
• The +1GB RAM bonus is available for LET users — just send us your order ID after purchase and we’ll apply it.
• KYC is handled by an automated third-party system and usually completes within a few minutes.
We added it mainly to keep IP ranges clean and avoid abuse/blacklisting issues we had before.
Happy to answer any questions
This is for plan 1 :
Basic System Information:
Uptime : 0 days, 0 hours, 1 minutes
Processor : AMD EPYC 7713 64-Core Processor
CPU cores : 1 @ 1999.998 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM : 1.9 GiB
Swap : 0.0 KiB
Disk : 29.4 GiB
Distro : Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS
Kernel : 6.8.0-79-generic
VM Type : KVM
IPv4/IPv6 : ❌ Offline / ✔ Online
IPv6 Network Information:
Host : Hosting Big Data B.V
Location : Enschede, Overijssel (OV)
Country : The Netherlands
fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/vda1):
Block Size 4k (IOPS) 64k (IOPS)
Read 80.60 MB/s (20.1k) 736.75 MB/s (11.5k)
Write 80.81 MB/s (20.2k) 740.63 MB/s (11.5k)
Total 161.41 MB/s (40.3k) 1.47 GB/s (23.0k)
Block Size 512k (IOPS) 1m (IOPS)
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Read 731.69 MB/s (1.4k) 815.74 MB/s (796)
Write 770.56 MB/s (1.5k) 870.07 MB/s (849)
Total 1.50 GB/s (2.9k) 1.68 GB/s (1.6k)
iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv6):
Provider Location (Link) Send Speed Recv Speed Ping
Clouvider London, UK (10G) busy busy 12.0 ms
Eranium Amsterdam, NL (100G) 927 Mbits/sec 927 Mbits/sec 3.26 ms
Uztelecom Tashkent, UZ (10G) 435 Mbits/sec busy 92.8 ms
Leaseweb Singapore, SG (10G) 733 Mbits/sec 542 Mbits/sec 161 ms
Clouvider Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) 756 Mbits/sec 276 Mbits/sec 141 ms
Leaseweb NYC, NY, US (10G) 840 Mbits/sec 578 Mbits/sec 81.1 ms
Edgoo Sao Paulo, BR (1G) 690 Mbits/sec 37.1 Mbits/sec 188 ms
Geekbench 6 Benchmark Test:
Test | Value
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Single Core | 1684
Multi Core | 1673
Full Test | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/17560442
HBD!
Totally understand the concern.
We introduced KYC mainly to protect IP quality — before that we had issues with abuse and blacklisting.
It’s automated and usually takes only a couple of minutes, and it helps us keep the network stable for everyone.
Listing kyc as a feature and trying to say it's good is crazy. Mate you're a let provider not a bank get a reality check on yourself
Listing kyc as a feature and trying to say it's good is crazy. Mate you're a let provider not a bank get a reality check on yourself
No one’s calling KYC a feature.
It’s just the trade off for not having spammed IP ranges and unstable service which we’ve seen enough of before.
If you prefer zero checks, there are plenty of providers out there.
Good luck with that line. That's a bad excuse for KYC. "protecting ip ranges"
Well, it's your choice to acquire a VPS from them - if you know beforehand KYC is done and you don't like it: skip this provider.
It's better to address it on front as a provider as to not mention it in my opinion...
@MyHBD
We have a rule against flashy titles. I've removed 🚀 from the thread title
Actually i think the idea behind this isn't too bad (sometimes dodgy neighbors are just a no-go) but then (at least for me) there are hardly any hosts around here where i would even consider sending documents or going through some external verification (actually i would hardly do this in general). In my opinion you would generally be better to secure IP reputation by only opening mail ports after a talk with support, monitoring for suspicious traffic, overall proactive abuse handling and so on.
I had a quick look over the ASNs of your locations and while i can't tell which of those IPs belong to your clients as is each and every one of them hosts blocklisted IPs. Actually the OVH locations have a whole bunch of quite big offenders (massive surprise, i know...) while the UK network seemingly loves brute forcing telnet and NFORCE seemingly hosts (among other things) a scanner/brute forcer that made it onto 9 blacklists with 1 IP alone.
I am not really all that sure how much actual value is gained by being extra protective here. Something like an OVH IP will probably never be viewed overly favorably no matter how much effort you put into keeping IPs of your clients clean. If i were to be looking for a host with a clean network i wouldn't really consider any of those locations.
Appreciate the detailed feedback — that’s a fair perspective.
You’re absolutely right that abuse handling, monitoring, and controlled port access (like mail ports) are important and we do implement those as well. KYC is not a replacement for those measures, it’s an additional layer to reduce the volume of abusive signups in the first place.
From our experience, once abuse reaches the network, even with reactive handling, it can already impact IP reputation. We prefer to reduce that risk earlier in the process.
Regarding the ASN/IP point just to clarify:
All of our NL IP ranges are our own allocations, not OVH. While some upstream networks or shared datacenter environments may have mixed reputations overall, we manage and monitor our own assigned ranges directly.
We’re aware no network is ever “perfectly clean” especially in large upstream ecosystems but the goal here is to maintain a more controlled environment over time, not rely solely on reactive abuse handling.
That said, totally understand your point different providers take different approaches, and this setup won’t be for everyone .
That is true. At least from a quick glance your subnet actually seems squeaky clean. Its just the AS that announces it (NFORCE if i am not entirely mistaken) that has a bunch of nonsense.
Well, at least it isn't all that common to find an AS that doesn't have at least a bit of scanning activity going on but hosters with a clean (or basically clean) AS do exists. Its pretty much always smaller to at best mid sized operations using their own AS to announce IPs though.
Absolutely. It is not like i want to dictate how you have to run your event. I am just giving my personal perspective and there is a fair chance the next guy will have an entirely different one
Fair points, and thanks for the input.
Different providers, different approaches , we’re comfortable with ours.
Let’s bring the thread back to the offer, happy to help with any specifics 👍
Hi, I found the offer here and ordered a Launch VPS 3. As of now, I'm happy with it as well as with the support team. KYC took a few minutes. The vps delivery was fast. I did a custom OS install and it went well.
Order: 8461866285
Full nonsense!
If KYC exists, the customers shouldn't buy that hosting! Beware!
Hi, good to hear that!
We have added 1 GB RAM on your server, to get activated that RAM please reboot your server from control panel.
Also, dont forget to claim your €5 loyalty credit after your first renewal ! the only thing you should to do is sending your invoice number here after first renewal and we will apply the CREDIT!
Your CM also is FULL NONESENSE! but we appreciate your attention to this matter.
Yes it sure is good to know before hand, not like lowlifes kamatera who tell you after you've entered the 16th digit of your credit card that they now need your passport.. But all things considered it's still pathetic. KYC has many implications and a lot of things to unpack and I'm not bringing it to a VPS thread but protecting IP's is still a laughable excuse. I find that people who implement them are either forced to by regulation or don't know a thing about it and use it in ill conceived ways for their own purpose. Maybe it's working for them but it sure is a bad way to do things, I guess before KYC IP ranges must have been unprotectable.
Hello,
I just placed an order for Launch VPS 2. Here is my order number: [2335951385]
Could you please add the +1GB EXTRA RAM to my VPS?
Thank you!
Hello,
Thank you for your order and welcome to MyHBD 🙂
The +1GB LET bonus RAM has now been added to your VPS.
Please reboot the server from the control panel for the new resources to appear inside the OS.
Enjoy your VPS, and feel free to contact us if you need anything.
Fair points, and we understand why some users dislike KYC in general.
From our side, we’re not claiming KYC is some magical solution that instantly creates “perfect” IP reputation. Abuse prevention is obviously much broader than that and also includes monitoring, restrictions, abuse handling, and network management.
What we are saying is simply this: after implementing verification together with our other controls, we saw a noticeable reduction in abusive signups and related issues on our side. That’s the practical experience we’re basing the decision on.
And yes — we fully agree transparency matters, which is why we mention it clearly in the offer before anyone places an order.
At the end of the day, different providers operate differently, and users can choose what works best for them 👍