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Black Friday | Zenlayer | LA 64GB/960GB SSD/10Gbps $68.20/mo all in | Top up $100 get $150

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  • @FrancoFang said:
    On the 1TB - it is already included in the prices I posted, it is not an
    add-on. Here is the actual checkout breakdown:

    1x Intel E3-1230-v6 / 32GB RAM / 1x2TB SATA HDD $169.00
    1 TB public data transfer (overage $0.007/GB) $7.00
    1x Primary IPv4 $3.00
    Discount -$68.80


    Total per month $110.20

    The traffic line is in the total. The 40% applies to the machine and the IP,
    not to traffic.

    Hourly billing comes out the same: $0.140834/h for the machine, $0.002501/h
    for the IP, and traffic metered at $0.007/GB with no bundle at all.

    seems like you are disconnected from reality, 1TB of bandwidth for a dedi server is a joke.

  • FrancoFangFrancoFang Member, Patron Provider

    @gsea4 said:
    Have you done any kind of market research on this forum? And how are you compared to the competitors here?

    Honestly, not enough. And even where I do know better, there's
    only so much I can do - I don't have the authority to discount
    heavily.

    Places some hosts don't go: Manila, Jakarta, Bangkok, Taipei,
    Karachi, Istanbul, Lagos, Johannesburg, Sao Paulo. Around 30
    cities under the $200 rule. Own backbone, own transit, not
    reselling - AS21859 if you want to check the routes yourself.
    That's the only reason Lagos or Karachi exist at a price worth
    posting.

    I'm doing the planning and the promotion myself right now, so
    I'm still finding my way. But I'll look after anyone who buys
    from us. I work here. I'm not going to let my own mistakes drag
    Zenlayer's name down.

  • FrancoFangFrancoFang Member, Patron Provider

    @edmarhub said:

    @FrancoFang said:
    On the 1TB - it is already included in the prices I posted, it is not an
    add-on. Here is the actual checkout breakdown:

    1x Intel E3-1230-v6 / 32GB RAM / 1x2TB SATA HDD $169.00
    1 TB public data transfer (overage $0.007/GB) $7.00
    1x Primary IPv4 $3.00
    Discount -$68.80


    Total per month $110.20

    The traffic line is in the total. The 40% applies to the machine and the IP,
    not to traffic.

    Hourly billing comes out the same: $0.140834/h for the machine, $0.002501/h
    for the IP, and traffic metered at $0.007/GB with no bundle at all.

    seems like you are disconnected from reality, 1TB of bandwidth for a dedi server is a joke.

    Let me be clearer about what the Black Friday promotion
    actually is.

    Top up $100 or more and you get $50 on top. New customers get
    another $25 back on their first order. Order through my link
    and that's 30% off as well.

    The 1TB isn't really the point. Traffic is just a line item
    priced per GB - $0.007/GB - so you pay for what you actually
    move.

  • BGP Session with VPS server?

  • aphexaphex Member

    Understand that on LET people only want recurring prices

  • FrancoFangFrancoFang Member, Patron Provider

    @dedimark said:
    BGP Session with VPS server?

    Yes - BYOASN is in the console under Elastic Compute > IP Pool >
    ASN. You add your ASN, verify it, then announce your CIDR over
    the BGP session. Self-service, no ticket needed.

  • FrancoFangFrancoFang Member, Patron Provider

    @aphex said:

    Understand that on LET people only want recurring prices

    You're right, I know. First time posting here, still finding my way.

  • @aphex said:

    Understand that on LET people only want recurring prices

    Not only that, but at least 20 TB for such config. Preferably 50 TB.

  • FrancoFangFrancoFang Member, Patron Provider

    @TheGreatOakley said:

    @aphex said:

    Understand that on LET people only want recurring prices

    Not only that, but at least 20 TB for such config. Preferably 50 TB.

    Yes, I checked the price. A 50TB package costs $315.00, and the data traffic is expected to be discounted by 20%

  • @FrancoFang said:

    @TheGreatOakley said:

    @aphex said:

    Understand that on LET people only want recurring prices

    Not only that, but at least 20 TB for such config. Preferably 50 TB.

    Yes, I checked the price. A 50TB package costs $315.00, and the data traffic is expected to be discounted by 20%

    Nobody is going to pay 315 bucks for 50TB bandwidth here. You are on the wrong forum.

  • FrancoFangFrancoFang Member, Patron Provider

    :)

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