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Secondly, there is the economic issue. The prices of these plans no longer cover the present cost of hardware, replacement parts, drives, RAM, electricity, and general operation. Removing scalpers whi

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Same here, if a host increases the price by this much, when will they do it again?

If many low-end orders were from scalpers and resellers using bots, and those accounts had many promo offers, simply send a ticket to them to choose and keep just one service at low-end promo price. T

B2B is much easier to manage. The rules are clear, the prices paid are substantially higher, and when it comes to abuse, B2B is a walk in the park compared with what cheap promotional offers can attra

Would it be possible to upgrade the Ryzen 9 7950X server from 32GB to 64GB or 128GB of RAM? If so, how much would the monthly price increase?

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Are you still aiming to have lots LET users as clients or do you think you're about to price them out in large (obviously with exceptions)?

We have received offers for $549-$730 so I would say in this price range.

I regret getting over priced Swiss, Swedish VPSes, also LU VMs like BuyVM after seeing the amount of RAM German[Contabo/Netcup/php-friends], French [OVH - if lucky you might get a dedi for the same pr

I'd add SiteHub by @HostDoc. Although they have a strict CPU FUP (25%), they have the best network in Nigeria that I've seen, and the only one in their price class. They're also quite technically-comp

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didn't get my host-c price increase notifications yet, have to save up until then

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CPU can be anything, even older Xeons. 500GB–1TB storage is enough. Just looking for the lowest possible price — around $150/year would be awesome if you have some older hardware to clear out.

hostc is increasing price on the existing config (on the storage vps) while above has a completely changed config with a pumped up VPS to multifold.