upgrade your bandwidth allocation for the lifetime of your service.

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Still curious what is the end goal. If to provide VPNs for people in Russia, it wouldn't be great in any case: Russians will tend to mostly access sites hosted either in Russia itself, or in Europe. E

W-Series VPS too whenever I'm connected to any VPN. Where as I can SSH into my F and D series while connected to different VPNs.

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For now we’re intentionally avoiding annual, multi-year, or lifetime deals. We’re still in an early stage, so we think it’s healthier to earn trust month by month instead of asking users for large upf

any chance for annual and/or multi-year discount? lifetime?

* VPN / proxy within AUP

None of my next paragraph applies to crunchbits, as people have said that this was not a lifetime deal.

Lifetime VPS can exist as an initial investment in the provider, while the provider bets on technology evolving and price per computing power becoming cheaper over time. The whole business goes bad wh

This was not a lifetime in any way, shape or form. Crunchbit has never sold any lifetimes, that was something op pulled out of his ass.

Any person with more than 2 brain cells will understand that a service like VPS can't be provided on any "lifetime" basis, unless you paid like 1k$+ for it upfront or something.

I'm happy to be corrected, but I think OP made that shit up - I'm 90% sure Crunchbits has never sold lifetime deals

Companies really need to start clarifying what kind of “lifetime” they mean.

to what you are trying to claim this was never a lifetime plan.

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