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LowEndTalk and ServerVerify are both fundamentally different platforms, one is dedicated to posting cheap server deals and the other is a benchmark aggregator that tries to collect as much data as pos

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2024 11.11 was very strong on the cheapest range. On BF the most serious offer was KS-LE-1 with 300 Mbps upload and with lottery, 2x960 GB and 32 GB RAM for 9.99 euros.

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* Pcloud never discloses their data center locations. WHY? Because they don't have any own DC. (https://www.pcloud.com/features/security.html) If you are using someone else's data centers, how are the

I got 4 free IPv4's with my cheap xvmlabs vps back in the day (2014). Not sure if it's true, but it seemed like it was a grab to justify IPv4 space (using your contact info to justify it).

So, if the service costs $11 per year, then you can't expect it to fulfill its stated obligations? Well, let's say they claim the speed is 10-30 Mbps, and that's why it costs $1. And then they immedia

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I myself have 2 VPS from them, one super-cheapy ($40 for 3 yrs) with a single E5v4 vCore, 2 GB mem, 20 GB SSD and 2 TB traffic vol - and - a 4vC, 8GB mem, 60 GB SSD, 8 TB traffic vol for $45/yr, both

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DavidGestionDBI (the old one with cheap NAT), Virtwire. Those have been my start to the linux world.

It would be cheaper overall, but perhaps a bit harder, to purchase ultra cheap VPSs from two different providers and run a database cluster across them for HA.

* Does anyone want to contribute server hardware which FOSSVPS can colo?

@RickBakkr can you offer something unsustainable cheap located in Utrecht? AMS is boring.

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