I feel you. I also do not like that very much, but you probably have to admit that we are quite used to it... because subscription models like that have been everywhere and still are. think about powe

Even as a German myself I find that kind of contract extremely annoying (if you don't cancel until X days before end of contract -> auto extend for a year). One of a few more reasons for me not

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related items while we work on sorting out colocation stuff with owned hardware. Two of our three VPN locations are current served through BuyVM (Luxembourg and Vegas) as well as our shared hosting (

7 Euro/mth is cheap.

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.ru is very cheap, but it cannot be renewed for more than 1 year in advance. This is at the TLD level; some registrars may offer more, but then you're actually just storing a balance at the registrar,

I want to be honest. I chose that product because it was (a) damn cheap, and (b) good enough for the purpose.

and Contabo provides a lot cheaper price than others but their servers are also slow and less I/O

I think you've got a lot of research to do though - your customers won't have a good time on two 8TB spinners. Rather than focus on "cheapest rate possible", plan out what will make

OVH or Hivelocity do provide cPanel licenses at very cheap/affordable price

My super cheap dual quad Xeon 5420 has been chugging along quite nicely for the past 3.5 years. It's monthly charge is so "Unreal" that it will be nigh on impossible to replace on a

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What's a cheap shot...? You write novels, you're known for it. It's impressive that you can go into such detail.

That was a cheap shot and not a particularly smart one at that. I've explained again and again and openly what vpsbench measures, why it measures it and how it measures it.

I personally would have no issue colo old hardware if a client is wanting to pay for the power.

NextGrill is incredibly cheap.

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Been with them for a couple of years, before that I tried a lot of LE* providers. I choose NetCup because they are cheap and they are not a "one man show": they have staff working 24

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