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Really a joy to experience. Cheap, yet decent VPS, friendly and good support and they even out of the blue upgrade our processors.

I think you can get very cheap VPS and just run the Tailscale, very easy to setup and you will know that it will be definetely no logs or use Mullvad VPN

I think you'll struggle to get something that cheap with storage + IPMI.

just looking for a cheap dedicated storage server with 2x4 or 3x4 TB Storage in the netherlands or france.

currently, the cheapest CA VPS i have found at LET is Racknerd

When I got my personal domain I used Internet.bs as was recommended here in 2013, initially to test my debit card as IBS was so cheap. But as IBS sold and increased their prices I transferred to Dynad

Ergo namecheap

Interesting. Good to know, currently at the stage of finding rack prices to determine if I could actually save money w/ colo. I know for sure it'd save my wife's sanity not hearing the rack going in t

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Yes, just moved from namecheap to porkbun. Took 25 minutes and domain was transferred. Renew is half price of namecheap wtf, cheap.

I'm looking for a cheap asia vps with 48 or 64gb of ram and 12/16 vcore. I need something more cheap then ovh. In this moment I have a 48gb vps with 12vcore for 30€ monthly

Anything, that is reliable and cheap.

Shipping is my way of avoiding eye contact... got a video card for 4.99 shipping included. Local ads have become abruptly cheap in italy.

It took me around a year to build my current rig but some parts were so cheap I was legit ashamed to pick them up (Image)

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I'll join the pork cult if spaceship included in the deal and they decided its dirt cheap pricing days are numbered. Dyna seems ok too, just panel abit confusing with menu all over the place.

Well, they are the only white-label, reseller-friendly, and at-cost (with membership) domain registrar I found, as for your $25 cc renewal, I don't think I have the entire picture in mind to comment o

As if openprovider is cheap, I had to move my .cc domain elsewhere because they wanted something like $25 for renewal of it.

They resell ssl for cheap, but now no need, even wikipedia uses letsencrypt.