How is 100 megabits bad on such a cheap VPS? Works 100% fine for me

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wisdom. I elect them for the leader of the free cheap world

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You could probably close the migration ticket so the VPS is not migrated if you want to cancel the migration process. Regarding the refund of the $3, I would expect not, as it would cost $3 worth of

I’ve been using aquanx. Great pricing and has been stable. Their colo is in Santa Clara, California.

49$ for 2TB lifetime seems very good. I was looking for cheap cloud service lifetime for my copyrighted content.

@FrankZ back when I was a kid I networked a hotel's management/sales office so they could have file shares and email. Used 10base2 since the cards were cheap and no switch required. Unfortunately ther

@Ernie offers colo in Las Vegas (Zayo and CenturyLink), Jacksonville Florida (Singlehomed Zayo), Atlanta Georgia (Singlehomed Zayo), and Denver CO (Singlehomed Zayo). Those would probably suit your ne

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I am running my old laptop as server, it uses like 2$ a month in electricity. And that is in Poland where electricity is not that cheap

My advice, don't host a server at home. Cost of electricity. If you share the server and someone does something wrong, you might have law enforcement in your house. Also, many cheap options available

As destination I could use OneDrive/GDrive or I can consider to buy a cheap storage VPS, the backup would not be so big (<100GB).

Yeah that guy's just using the "low-end" definition of colocation where network management and everything is already included whereas you're using a definition more used when I talk

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I don't understand the request, why not just get a 1U space at a legit colo provider?