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USA Frantech Replacement
beermachine
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Looking for a VPS to replace my 512mb LV Frantech VPS that I’ve used for years.
Requirements:
Under $36 a year, West Coast USA location, >99.9% uptime, 1Gbps port, SSD storage, non-changing recurring subscription prices, and a non-Virtualizor control panel.
I would prefer annual billing and a provider that has lasted for atleast a year, if only @MannDude provided his $17.76 deal this year
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Why getting rid of that machine?
GreenCloud EPYCSJC-1 ($25/year)
2048MB RAM
25GB NVMe 4.0 RAID-10 Hard drive
1 core @ EPYC Milan CPU
1 IPv4
/64 IPv6
3TB Bandwidth
10Gbps Port
Linux OS
San Jose, CA Location
Virtfusion Control Panel
1 Free Backup/Snapshot
https://greencloudvps.com/billing/store/premium-kvm-sale
The new ownership & not having a price lock worries me. I also have a few months left in my subscription so I thought it would also just be nice to have a secondary VPS for a personal proxy for a bit as I’m currently in China. (I’m a red blooded American, just here for shits and giggles but I’m pretty sure I might’ve gotten my Frantech VPS’s IP restricted or something by using just Wireguard since I wasn’t aware how strict the GFW was prior to coming here)
I’m planning on migrating everything from the Frantech/BuyVM VPS to the new provider’s VPS when I actually have more free time
Hey,
We can provide the following
Cloud Standard 2GB
2GB Ram DDR4
2 vCores
30GB NVMe SSD
2TB @ 1Gbps
DDoS Protection
1 IPv4
Miami, FL
Intel Xeon Platinum 8268
Price: 3.3$/m 2.44/m or $33.00/yr 24.42$/yr (USE CODE:
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Cloud Premium 2GB
2GB RAM DDR4
2 vCores
30GB NVMe SSD
2TB @ 1Gbps
DDoS Protection
x1 IPv4 and IPv6 (Additional IPs: $3/IPv4)
Miami, FL
AMD EPYC 7662
Price: $4.50/m $3.15/m or $45.00/yr $31.50/yr (USE CODE:
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Let me know if you have any other queries
https://www.ethernetservers.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=322&billingcycle=annually
You can claim double the bandwidth, CPU cores or disk space for no added cost by simply dropping your order number.
I'll put my hat in the ring, but I don't quite make the cut on all counts.
Under $36 a year: $36/year IPv6-only, $48/year if you want IPv4. I do have some extra features if you want to use IPv4 without paying the price, though.
The smallest plan is 768MB with 24GB of disk and 384GB of transfer. That plan costs $36/year. Extra transfer is $12 per 512GB, per year. 1x IPv4 is $12 per year.
Since I am familiar with you, if you're interested I'm happy to give you a free month trial. There's definitely cheaper hosts around and maybe some that are a better fit, but Slow Servers might be worthy of your consideration.
Edit: I actually may not be familiar with you. I think you just share a profile picture with someone else. Still, for you I'm willing to do a month free trial. I haven't been offering that as much lately because I keep getting people who use the trial but don't say anything at the end of it.
China... oh the Chinese firewall has DPI, normal Wireguard/OVPN and normal proxys are already borked/blocked. You need something more like VLess or Xray to even access it
1,wireguard is not working in China, GFW will block your IP very soon
2,any none China-optimise bandwidth is sh!t for proxy in China
We can do
Before anyone jumps me for Los Angeles stock! I can do 512 MB RAM, guys, but not 8 GB
. We're still sold out, but I have one node with enough to host 512 MB RAM or 1 GB!
I was actually about to recommend you in the thread but I went to your website and saw Los Angeles oos
Thanks, man! You're too kind!
It is OOS, but something super tiny like 512 MB or 1 GB that I can do today, and not too many of those because some nodes do have 1 or 2 GB available, but many do not!
Actually, we just added an OOS Location Queue System
But wireguard does have legit business usages. So How can they determine if its legit traffic or just someone trying to bypass?
idk