BuyVM:

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$ host -t MX irvineservers.comirvineservers.com mail is handled by 10 mail.irvineservers.com.$ host mail.irvineservers.com.mail.irvineservers.com has address 165.140.8.250$ host -t MX hxservers.comhxs

I was going to sign up server with them, but I think, I will stay with buyvm and racknerd.

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If you have that in place, what's the problem providing say 250 Mb/s min. with 90+% probability (over time)? If you do not have that in place you might want to rethink your approach.

You remind me of BuyVM who artificially create scarcity to randomly attract traffic to their site in search.

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Oh boi, never try BuyVM/Frantech then.

• 250 GB transfer

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If for instance you told "85% of the time you will have 350+ Mb/s available and 93% of the time you'll have 250+ Mb/s available" I would have no problem with that and accept it.

I believe it was a $250 with an IPv6 allocation. You need a justification on how it will help with "IPv6 deployment", so no you won't just get it for the sake of it. Sometimes, you m

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All it takes is one or two clients running YABS on a server and then most guarantees would be broken. If I make a guarantee I need to either be able to uphold that guarantee or compensate clients if t

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Mb/s and the major ones seem to be in between 250 and 500 Mb/s (even Moscow is > 250 Mb/s, yay!). Washington DC across the Atlantic is about 100 Mb/s, LA about 70 Mb/s, and so is IN,MUM, and S

Ah yes, the illicid BuyVM killer. the loch ness monster of the LE market.

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