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Wonder if they considered a general price increase, that did not affect existing customers and what convinced them not to do it? sure less % profit in the long short-term, but consistent loyal custome

I suspect I'll probably end up letting mine go - I've had BuyVM for years because I always wanted to fill out the anycast set, but because actually getting them all is so hard I still only have ex-LUX

This isn't me throwing shit at BuyVM, they just do what everyone else is doing, but it is quite shit that it's normalized to just say words that it isn't.

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I don’t know, but what I do know is that BuyVM does not. It’s just a markething thing. There has been numbers on how much traffic they allow per GB of RAM going around in their Discord and here on LET

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MJJs seem to mostly be attracted to buyvm because of that.

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Well, to be fair, we use BuyVM for production stuff for IncogVPN and IncogDNS. Have a /24 split between their 4 POPs so we can use a /26 in each one.

buyvm is a small budget company. They cant eat the costs like big players could, e.g DO or Vultr.

Seems valid, all I see is people saying BuyVM is greedy in this thread, but datacenter costs have gotten insane, bandwidth has gone up, RAM prices have gone up. Most companies have eaten these costs a

Honestly with current BuyVM pricing you might as well just go with AWS for $2 (20%) more for a 2GB

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detailed response @Francisco and I hope that BuyVM sorts these things out with their customers. Nobody wishes to be in a situation where they have to price hike things hopefully so I hope things sort

Thankfully BuyVM did its LUX migration last year without getting bit by the hardware price hikes, but it still cost hundreds of thousands to build, test, ship, setup the new hardware & locatio

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