I wish hosting had any servers in sweden for the price like 7-10$/year

💰 Discounted Price : $14/month or $154/year

It seems that all Netcup,OVH,Hetzner have raised their prices.

Will they offer a deal then? This all feels really silly to me in the sense that even if they give a deal, how can we trust them to not have a bait and switch again when they mentioned prices would re

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🏷️ Standard Price : $7/month

Raise prices for existing users to drive them away, free up server capacity, and sell at a higher price. Good job.

The price raise to existing customers is pure profit and done because they deem they can. More likely than not, new customers aren't even subsidized. I mean, why would you sell to any customer at a lo

Raising prices by 18% for existing customers when everything is already paid for, just to subsidise selling to NEW customers is outrageous. I sincerely hope netcup has a mass exodus of customers. And

Seems like if you grabbed black friday offers with 6month contract, it just so happens that it renews after the price increase (Image)

It is fast for me too. I believe @jbiloh switched the hosting from 0.5 core with 128MB RAM, to 1 core with 256MB RAM. This is likely because many people are abandoning hosting plans due to price incre

Wrong. All business is for profit. There is no sense to make business and not seek profit at all costs. Electricity crisis was a good example of how "we are forced to increase price"

Although these companies are also having a field day, chances are that ram prices might stabilize.

ou boy, what a surprice year 2029 will be for you.

If netcup specifically offered permanent prices and are now failing to achieve so. As others have said, doesn't it breach the terms of service for the contract or at the very least be counted as fake

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Yes, freeze price no longer exists.

Whether it's for existing or new VPS contracts, price increases are applied as a fixed percentage. This means that the impact is less pronounced on the more affordable plans.

Now "Permanent Price" just seems like some sort of false advertisement

I bought a root server plan 3 months ago and one of the main selling points that was listed directly below the server specs in large font was "Permanent price"...guess that was total