I think HostHatch has been around since about 2012, BuyVM probably about that age too. Hetzner since 1997. The providers I mentioned aren’t some sort of come and go providers.

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People on here will rather compare to BuyVM, HostHatch and Hetzner Storage Boxes

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sub $30 Dedicated at Terrahost with unlimited traffic and VPS at Netherlands rdp.sh atm but I have used buyvm and ovh before ovh told me to not.

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buyvm then, used to use about 100tb/m and they are fine

Dubai, AE 250.09 ms 0.0% 3969.53 Mbps 864.89 Mbps du - Dubai

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10TB at 890 USD when those HDDs are on the 150-250 USD range could pay colocation and expenses for many, many years.

QTS Piscataway is one of those facilities, there I believe that CC is leaving. We just signed with a pretty hefty increase as well, not quite 250% though.

What's the other alternative? Pricing increasing 250%?

Server hosting right now is super commoditized and every single uniqueness plays a major role in an organization's success. While one organization pulls out of a market/region for X, Y, and Z reason

CC actually added locations in the past 5 years and grew others. This NJ migration is the first location winddown. It was a tiny location and faced with a 250% price increase the decision was made to

While GD is not as Tor friendly as BuyVM or DataIdeas (why I have a reduced exit policy), GD is still good for using a less popular network for "diversity" reasons and surprising for

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Cost: ~330 US if month by month (heavy discount if you commit to 3/6/12 months e.g. if 12 months, ~250 US/month instead, saving 25%)

Yes, we all know GoDaddy is a terrible host, treats you like a child and is overpriced. But I was looking for a VPS/dedi for a Tor exit relay, BuyVM has too many exit relays, and many hosts disallow e

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Backup Space: 250 GB