Then I try the same with single homed plan and I find out that its just overpriced BuyVM bandwidth which this guy is selling at 25€ per 650 GB.

My home ISP seems to route LG and SK traffic through Hong Kong (120-180ms), and KT through L.A. (250-280ms).

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Unmetered 250 Mbps Bandwidth

- 250+ scripts

Blesta will be cheapest option then. You can buy vps with @seriesn (NexusBytes) or @Francisco (BuyVM) to get never ending trial license as long as you pay for the server

Early Sunday afternoon Chicago HostHatch -> BUYVM NY

I looked at the shared offers and they offer hosting at 5.99€ with 250 GB of space, but especially 100 mail accounts with 5 GB of space each. You can use with 10 domains.

buyvm?

HostHatch Chicago -> BuyVM NY

Ran another quick iperf and it seems like Chicago -> New York (BuyVM) is getting roughly 300 Mbps - decent improvement compared to the last test in which speeds dropped to 40 Mbps.

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Quite decent but besides the Norway target consistently far below even 500 Mb/s. But keep in mind that that is a cheap VPS! To put it differently, I just very recently benchmarked another provider's V

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@HalfEatenPie listed very good reasons to use BuyVM and another good reason; you do not have come on here to beg and grovel to "double my bandwidth."

I've been looking around your site and like what I see, but am confused as to why many of your links point to an enormously outdated wiki... e.g. https://wiki.buyvm.net/doku.php/sharedsql

These are just some of my answers. I have significantly more services with Fran at BuyVM than Serverica (maybe only one with them?). Their VPS is alright (it was a test VPS and nothing critical are

Honest question - why buyvm when you cheaper and more power vps around with literally twice or thrice th storage?