No idea about OP's second provider. ChicagoVPS has in fact been in some distasteful controversy about its industry shenanigans, but they do deliver an end-user product that for the most part works, m

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So, if you have seen my recent posts in the cest pit, I was having some trouble with chicagovps. The server was literally offline after it was "successfully provisioned". And so I co

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InterNAP provides some of the best network blend for gaming. NFOservers is a good gaming-based host, but is on the expensive side. Good budget options are: Vultr/Choopa in NYC, ChicagoVPS in Chicago,

If you need low latency from your local machine, it's harder to achieve. These guys are the first in Google for "Chicago VPS" and they meet your budget: https://www.chicagovps.net/se

I know some of you people hate ChicagoVPS but ~4 years ago I got the 50gb HDD, 2gb Ram, 2tb Bandwidth, OpenVZ plan for $60/3yr.

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And what about Colocrossing, the parent of this blasted forum. Did you forget GVH, ChicagoVPS, and other shit houses smacked under the wing of our great overload Buy-low?

Your asking for too much hdd. Cheapest you'll find is Chicagovps at 100gb for $50 a year during their specials. Then speedykvm with 3 year price guarantee but nothing after that unless you prepay at 5

ServerHand, PIOHost, HungryVM, GVH, or at least ChicagoVPS.

3. ChicagoVPS

https://billing.chicagovps.net/cart.php?a=add&pid=454

I have never used a dedicated server from ChicagoVPS but it does kind of fit your budget.

* ChicagoVPS

I'd rank them: RamNode ~= DigitalOcean > Vultr > Amazon Lightsail > ChicagoVPS123SystemsAny CC sub-brand

I haven't been spammed with a ChicagoVPS/HVH offer in awhile. I'd check with them.

Thank you for your explanation, this is the first time I met this kind of problem, I bought buyvm hostodo virmach cloudxtiny 123 sys chicagovps etc VPS, customer service is very good, meet this kind o