@lowendguy7 you are probably thinking of arubacloud. You may also look at @Cam Gullos hosting https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/164231/gullos-hosting-littlevz-new-service-launch-dirt-cheap-dedica

The United Kingdom or the other market with dirt-cheap providers, France, also don't have those German specific issues.

if you need minimal ram or cheap storage addon, EUR 15/month+ isn't bad for this cheap box

I think that LET's main purpose still to offer a "full table" in the field of cheap VPS and dedis. That starts with many, probably most, visitors coming to look for cheap but not lou

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hardware change they took around 1hour to add additional cheap HDD. HDD & SSDs are really cheap here.

AFAIC that shouldn't happen even with cheap providers. But obviously and sadly it does happen that providers risk damage to their reputation to save peanuts on a power supply.

Can anyone recommend me a cheap storage vps, my budget is around $30-40 annually.

Also I totally get it from your perspective. $300 was cheap. I got one just before you withdrew them and I'm kicking myself for not getting a second.

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than what I'm running already (really cheap econoboxes). The servers that run the game are super light (running a measly 40-60MB per instance and use very little load/bandwidth/space).

in provider side (I apply the same rule for cheap, serous and friendly providers here I use for my personal stuffs). My experience in IT allows us to find informations on ourself and to understand th

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Imho your budget for this request is a bit low. Dedicated thread or core is one of the most expensive thing on VPS. Fortunatly you can find cheap dédis with old CPU for around 10 - 15$ more easily. As

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Yea, i know. However it's possible since i can find cheap dedi servers. Let's see what is going to happen. Thanks for your comment.

I need offers today. Otherwise i'm going to search for dedicated servers. I found some cheap around 10-15$, but VPSs are easier to manage remotely.

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