But from my opinion hetzner is a better option, it provides better services in cheap prices (Image)

Ryzen cheap and fast and ECC support. provider can charge less to customer. win and win. epyc for serious business. for business that want to make money and no big problem.

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I use them on lifetime (and really cheap) offers and purchased both because they both have a limit of 5 registered devices that are working on the lifetime plan (on VPN Unlimited you can delete a devi

If they sold a cheap bunch of servers with yearly contracts, they should be prepared that an offer like this could attract some shady clients, so, they should have filters and/or policies ready to dea

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On a serious note, unless you provide a budget, you will not get good responses. What could be "cheap" for one person might be "expensive" for another. Also, things

I checked many providers but didn't find any cheap dedicated server provider. I want AMD EPYC 7282 Processor with 256GB RAM and 4TB SSD

Thanks for the mention. I only have LittleVZ (Dedicated IPv4) in Singapore. Still super cheap though at $8/year for a 256MB Ram.

If you stumble upon anything like a Cheap Storage provider which we we can use to FUSE mount and download linux isos from P2P and upload them in realtime . It would be great

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other accounts in client's local currency, it is cheap to maintain, we use it on occasion and it works, but you will have to do the standard AML procedure and supply all your personal and company doc

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I came here expecting a lot of cheap PHP shots and PHP bashing. Instead, people are giving solid advice. I guess LET really is going downhill... (Image)

They are probably going to build more Datacenters (so cheap VPSes), maybe expand to Asia, and later on Africa.

needs, so it'd be a waste to have it shipped or colo'd for me. So, @VirMach if you see this comment, feel free to donate the server to charity or ebay or whatever you'd like. Also, my apologies for a

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If this is for your home (less reliable but cheap AF) even a $10 power switch outlet connected to Alexa or Google.