I grab two nodes and sell senseless plans. I'm premium, but my ethics, my morals, will tell me not to do this because it doesn't make sense, even though I have services to sell you.

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Ridiculous plans with low-end processors. Many customers want their Yabs with Ryzen or high-end plans, so they're not considered premium!

I think there's a saying for this... it's expensive to be cheap? Think like getting the cheapest shoes and you have to replace them every year, or pay for a premium set and it lasts for 5 years.

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Unfortunately, the average user isn't drawn to reliable providers because of their track record, but rather because of their price. I've seen plans for $1-$2 per month. Is that not premium or profitab

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I understand, but I'd like you to explain to me a $7-a-year plan with ridiculous plans, or 16 GB RAM plans for $10 a month. Tell me, is it profitable?

Thank you. There are many of us who sometimes complain, but we're ignored because we're not premium.

(supporting active community, additional word-of-mouth advertising, exposing your relatively new services to a wider audience, etc) it's absolutely a monstrous opportunity just waiting for you. My po

32gb 4tb unmetered for a yearly auction bid in about 4 hours? (Image)

For example, if we want to look for a 1 TB SSD, we know that a reasonable price is around $100 USD (in the USA at least), and if you pay more (Samsung) you get better quality and reliability, or if yo

We won't be renewing our tag, and I think many real suppliers don't waste time on these posts that don't offer $7 a year and aren't premium.

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offer ridiculous promotions, and are considered premium.

I think the community should stop these threads. Sometimes, the drama or having 10-page posts complaining that this isn't the right thing to do?

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unmetered

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It's 1Gbps UNMETERED – No limits. No protection. Just raw throughput, baby