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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

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Cranemail handles multiple domains fine. Price can't be beat, been very happy with them. Also host my own server which I will continue to do until Cranemail supports pgp.

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).

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Not hosting but i kinda miss Freenom for .tk .ml .cf domains.

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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* Follow competitor domains and save their history

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.