you. Their network is great and is better than BuyVM.

@MannDude so them limiting to 100 Mbps but increasing after ticket is an issue; but BuyVM providing 200 Mbps AFTER increase for a $30 VPS when even @Francisco on this thread said that max usage is 20

They're a completely adequate provider, but I get better network performance and speeds on BuyVM slices.

I see that you're fangirling over BuyVM here. The OP has a request, so I will explain to you why a $30 bare metal could be better. (Even though a lot of people on here are denying that).

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Not sure why everyone is trying to compare budget low-end dedis with BuyVM's KVM slices.

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If BuyVM put the limits (30Mbps per 1GB) in their sales copy then all of this could be avoided in the future and you won’t have any more headaches about it.

This is like n-th post about BuyVM bw limits/throttling that I remember.

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This is not to say that BuyVM's BW policy is completely transparent in all respects, but at the same time, it seems that very few users in practice end up having a problem with it

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I was told by buyvm support that you get 25mbps per GB of ram. That's clear answer and that's generous amount of traffic. Nothing to complain about. If you are not happy move somewhere else.

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You are right. If I didn't have a balance left in BuyVM, I wouldn't continue using it. After all, OneProvider offers a dedicated server with an E31220 processor, 8GB RAM, 2TB HDD, and 1Gbps unlimited