Recently I have come across a few Lease to own(LTO) offers here; I was smitten by one such offer from @crunchbits ; The thought of idling my own hardware rather than someone else's fascinates me.

Excuse me, but how can something with (all in your own words)

Is it possible to get /24 RIPE to rent for non-company for 50€?

For how cheap it is possible to rent /24 nowadays?

I want to rent an IPv4/24, and the data center says that all I need to provide a LOA. This is my first time renting an IP, and I have no experience with it. I am not a company, so I cannot use IPXO.It

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Those who don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it, and all that.

This is so extremely ironic it struck a cord with me. I've been noticing this with JS libraries - the ones with more commits seemed to be assumed to be more 'activity' and therefore touted as better.

(and thereby its clones or whatever you wish to call them). SuSE disables it by default in their distros (but it's as easy as installing the package, then mounting the disk to get a prompt to whiteli

Take your golden suggestion in your pocket. You are giving advice to potential clients that if you bought through LET Offers do not except real 24/7 support which most host claim to provide.

I fear something may have been lost in translation. I am just a pleased customer of FiberState's (though not this deal in particular).

Who you are? Who request to help? Are you fuberstate representative or working for them?

Wasn't trying to be harsh. Was trying to help avoid a thread about how terrible a provider is from faulty expectations, at some future point. (Image)

Sorry I used the wrong wording, I know I used the word "entire server" I meant to delete my files and recreate the account for me not boot your other clients.

Complainant and provider accounts mesh, including a screenshot showing the exact same ending of "bring the server online, cancel refund". Also, the "provider unresponsive&am

Correct, a sign of goodwill, clearly they need the $23 more than me, for a VM they spun up in about 5 minutes, not an unreasonable request to ask for a refund when I just purchased the server hours ag

they own all the hardware, no reselling.

Prices don't go up on their own. That means somebody wants them to.