this would replace a hetzner storage box. I don't need to install anything on it....really it's just to act as a cheap dumb storage location for website backups. Probably will go with US location as t

They are super cheap; you get the service you pay for.

They're cheap, but slow. Make sure to ask them for a proper formatted invoice if you're both the importer & exporter. We lost an entire week because of formatting issues.

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Blazing Fast Litespeed ServersHost 2 Websites / Domains10 GB Enterprise Grade SSD storageUnmetered Premium BandwidthUnlimited MySQL / PgSQL databasesUnlimited Email Account(s)1-click Free Scripts Inst

Domains with very cheap first year prices usually get expensive when you renew. It's better to buy domains at their normal price from the start, like .com for around $10–$15. If you go for $2 first ye

saw any of those companies offering postpaid for domains). The focus here is longterm contract management and not onestop-shopping.

If you need a website for cheap, we already mentioned many.

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A few years ago, I had a case where a provider wanted to charge me renewal fees for hundreds of domains, which I had already transferred out, but according to their terms and conditions, a written not

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Explore NKVM NVMe VPS plans here https://bill.hostdare.com/store/cheap-nvme-kvm-vps-japan

Storage: €0.15 per additional GBEmail Accounts: €1.00 per additional accountDomains: €1.00 per additional domainDatabases: €1.00 per additional databaseBandwidth: €0.10 per additional GBSub-domains: €

it's actually difficult to find a cheap domain,

* Use the proceeds to pay for other domains.

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Name a few more companies that you KNOW bill for non-expiring domains and don’t renew them on payment?

The relevant and realistic comparison isn't against some speed daemon VPS, nope, it is against cheap true dedis like e.g. Kimsufi boxes - and that comparison is easily won by netcup root servers.