I just asked my ISP to be sure.

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Sorry, wasn’t clear. Can I bring my own IPs?

From the language/rhetoric I am less sure

Well, he gave his reasons and from his last post stating to use the term "government" simply for brevity reasons i deduct that there's an intention to more or less evenly apply those

Yeah, i got that and to my best knowledge i've said nothing against this. I basically stated that i get where you are coming from and explained my personal position. As far as i'm concerned there is n

It's just my personal preference to speak of people

Just so people know the situation. Hostbrr.com is currently hosted with Racknerd as they initially what was used to provide cPanel hosting. I quickly changed away from this but as HostBrr.com haven't

Their website went down today or something while all their services were up ... so what do you expect us to do? Immediate migration? Just because of one tiny lapse?

I don't understand why people choose/trust a provider who don't care for his own business's website.

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If your web host has outgrown its shared web host solution, it may be time to move it to virtual web hosting, which is often seen as a low cost alternative to getting your own dedicated server.

This was a concern, but as I mentioned, the business is offline-only with no domain of their own. The business doesn't routinely email people.

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@PulsedMedia might be able to get around $20-$25 if you pay long-term 1 year+ but you can't install your own iso they have a limited selection installed or something. Other than that I do not know sor

I'm looking for a cheap bare Metal Server (up to 15-20$/Month) where I can Install my own ISO.

@crunchbits I assume that’s for writing off? In here you can do that too, still, it’s a loss (even if that softens it quite a lot)

Though for your average business who isn't in the industry directly, you're making a giant assumption on how much their time is worth to save a few bucks each month. There is no way it's worth the cos

I’d also add depreciation of the server’s value to the calculation. As well as cost of spare parts, especially if we’re talking exotic configurations.