Best provider for you is BuyVM.

The speeds I get on my 250/40 DSL line usually range from 50-130 Mbit/s (Download) and 20-30 Mbit/s (Upload) depending on time, server and location. These speeds are more than enough for the above men

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Check tempest.net or other host with path.net protection (like buyvm)

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Thanks, I've closed my buyvm account if karen is getting hacked by empty emails.

karen@buyvm.net sends out 4000 emails with the subject “Urgent: verify your coinbase account.” The emails were all sent from 32 different OVH servers. Only 1 of the recipient emails match addresses th

BuyVM, TerraHost and Vultr all make BGP pretty simple with some BGP specific features added to their control panels.

Edit: It's actually $250 -- https://www.vultr.com/promo/try250

Cheers fella, thread reminded me about BuyVM since I actually forgot about them despite actually having an active service with them for over a year for a different project, but totally out of stock in

| 231.40 MB/s (451) | 257.69 MB/s (250)iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):---------------------------------Provider | Location (Link) | Send Speed | Recv Speed |

1/1 G network requires superluck. A SYS-LE-2 would be nice with 1/1G but 1/250 is not too good:D

I'm trying to establish a BGP connection with buyvm for days. I can successfully connect to the BGP router and my prefixes are exported. However, clients are not able to send their traffic via buyvm.

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to anyone who can justify it. ARIN charges a $250/yr fee for 4.10, so I assume that's what they're referring to.

BuyVM is awesome, I have a VPS idling there as a backup for an application. But slabs are super rare to go in stock.