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Well, as you might have noticed i'm pretty much in the same boat as you are on this but i gain nothing from repeating it more than necessary. If it makes you happy, i also think that Netcup is likely

What are you even saying? Proofs of what words? Random kiddo? I don't even know what the satisfaction guarantee is for netcup. All I want is what I pay for. I don't care about anything else. If you ca

And @online7237: netcup's cores are only dedicated when needed:

You're just another random kiddo, in my thoughts, just using a satisfaction guarantee on Netcup.

Relax dataforest shill. I already explained that the bare minimum to receive rewards for this was 4 dedicated cores. When I used a netcup root server a couple months ago it got full rewards. If you us

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I already stated in this thread that I used netcup root servers with 4 cores a couple months ago and the requirement to get rewards was 4 dedicated cores and I did in fact get the rewards so no the st

There are people running the exact same node that I'm running with netcup and they say their steal is 0 and they have a lot of netcup root servers. Some have 100 and I'm sure there are many more runni

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You do realize netcup has significantly more customers than avoro right? They probably have thousands of these root servers running right now. They are actually out of stock right now likely because p

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Even with netcup, you will have a steal.

I just got a netcup root server today. Here are the specs and a screenshot of the steal. This is what it's suppose to be.

By the way: neither Hetzner nor netcup allow what you are doing, I am looking forward to your next thread.

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(Besides, netcup does it the same way, except netcup apparently only migrates the VPS when the customer opens a ticket, the netcup CEO once said that 3% steal is acceptable for dedicated cores and @da

At some point there should be a lowendictionary. I am used to think that codabo, wishhosting=unlmited, avoro, phpf, hetzner vds, netcup root = dedicated