There was some drama a couple of years ago. If I remember right, they offered cheap cloud storage (one-time payment) and changed the terms several times during a few days without applying to their own

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Some time ago, LeaseWeb stopped working with individuals. Also their support contract is not cheap. Prices is also not so cheap. Except above, everything is just fine.

I need cheap provider like hostdzire or cheaper

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The NForce contract is monthly, Serverius and Leaseweb are 12 month contracts. In terms of pricing they're all roughly in the same range but Serverius is cheapest and Leaseweb is the most expensive. A

Serverius is cheap but in my experience not super stable on that network front, when it works it is decent though.

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eu.org offers third level domains at no charge.

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Sure that's pretty usual actually. Most domains are capped at 10 years but that's at least something after all.

Whoah! That is cheap! Spamming LET with that to win every giveaway is totally worth it (from a financial standpoint, not a moral one).

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You can put domain for example WalledKnot.com and then inside, ignore this and add the domains you want. Although it is not a good practice, it is something that is done, that we do frequently.

Sorting by renewals means avoiding the first-year registration discounts on that site and being able to lock in a cheap price for multiple years.

Well, you could go for one of the paid 3rd level domains. The older ones are extremely stable. Besides that there's eu.org, which 100% isn't going anywhere any time soon having been around for like 30