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carelessly. That obviously doesn't make it wrong to do the best you can to avoid it but the possibility is always there.

This is where the saying "Don't put all your eggs in one basket" comes into play.

Only thing i trust for backups is my own machines at home.

I understood, thank you for explaining it

Above location racks we currently own.

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Plus through him, most of us (who don't run a business with some weight, as LW seems to not sell to just any business) actually can get a LW VPS. Even better without stripping, which LW seems to ask b

On July 13, 2026, both of my servers went offline. My account showed an unpaid invoice of $28, and I was told that I had to pay it before I could use any account features again.

Yup , these are resold from leaseweb (hostdzire is a reseller, but they also own hardware for some locations) - as @Arirang said above.

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Thank you, CloudCone. I think this confirms that it is probably time for me to move on, which honestly makes me quite sad.

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Are you sure you think? Because the differences are literally shown in my benchmark/review, hence my question to you, because nowadays quite many people feel rather than think.

aren't the Seychelles or Belize after all) way to hide your data. Once registered the company is a fully functioning legal entity (read: can for example buy and own domains) but there's no way for pe

So apparently their 2c8g64g was from 2025. After paying, I only got 2c6g32g. That's not a huge deal to me because it's still quite good for the price, but it does mean that they provided less resource

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He tested hardware that was colocated with Leaseweb, but not owned by them. It's HostDZire's own hardware.

In that order. Various VMs for various things in locations we don't have or for things I want off-loaded from our own network for redundancy (like nameservers) and such.