You get 100 Mbps after the 80 TB limit for VPS line and 200 Mbps for root line for netcup.

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Netcup.eu maybe

They are deployed within both locations according to folks in the Netcup forum: https://forum.netcup.de/others/smalltalk/p177749-osterei-gefunden/#post177749

I use netcup for two years now (some easter deal from two years ago I think) including a mail setup and never had issues sending mails to google/MS.

You might want to try Netcup if you're looking for a long term choice and aren't looking to go for something as cheap / low end as possible, that you might have to move from at some point in the futur

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It looks like a nice notebook, but it's also rather pricey. The paperweight is 80 grams per square meter, which is good. The paper size is A5. A netcup pen is included, which may be the best part. (Im

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Its always the same at netcup, if you dont order a intel vps.

2.5gbit with 80TB transfer is also great. I use around 40tb / month currently on my netcup vps over the past months.

Yes, but with servers IF you have stuff that you're willing to host/run for a long time (i.e. more than a year) this is not necessarily a problem, given that it's gonna be harder to hop from provider

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I mean this is a very shitty way of doing business. I get the whole contract thing at all. And also, that people default on their contracts. But, they do a thorough KYC process when onboarding new cus

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however, netcup is gonna keep the billing term as agreed upon and prorate refund on early cancellation.

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it's been directly on the root server product page for a few times, https://www.netcup-offers.eu/vserver/

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