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I am not saying that Layer7 is a bad provider, not at all! Price-wise is a very fair offer and I might consider them for other projects in the future, but for now I cancelled my VDS.

Price per TB hasn’t meaningfully dropped

The Snowpiercer train is making a special stop for premium location deals — Tokyo, London, Frankfurt, and The Hague only! These are extremely limited quantities, first come first served. Perfect for t

on VPS/VDS, I would not let any setup fees, as wtf, the setup is done by a module the second you pay the invoice. Ah reminds me, no automation, no posting, I highly doubt that a provider in the 5'th y

No price ceiling, go wild, but double bandwidth bumping and raffles disallowed.

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At first it's the price increase when renewing service. Next, perhaps some host may demand price increase for the remaining contract or just sunset their business. Inevitably, this is going to erode t

If I understand you correctly, you’re saying that if VPS prices go up, they start competing with dedicated servers. On that point, I don’t fully agree.

Well, I'd be pretty doubtful too! Remember that when a fund comes in, there's a lot of pressure to increase profit margins, so it's normal to see price increases in those cases. Coupons? I don't think

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@host_c The price should rise with the specs, otherwise the vps market has no value to dedicated server. In example ovh could ruin some regions, where the vps would cost the same, knowing the hardware

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As things stand now, abuse is often easier with dedicated servers at much higher price points. With VPS offers, the usual issue is extreme oversubscription/oversell/low uptime- the usual stuff, but be

We’d like to keep the same price.

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Maybe @host_c can include an IPv4 to @brauni 's current deal so price increase won't hurt so much? (Image)

* Price adjustments aren’t “because we can.” They’re driven by real costs: hardware replacement, power, space, spares, and long-term sustainability. I’ve shared some context before, and I’m happy to e