AWS, GCP, Azure, DO, Vultr, and BuyVM all operate in a similar manner. If, similar to this experience, your storage medium (NVMe drive, HDD, etc.) dies but you didn't pay for the backups (or have you

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* Even your $250 VM in Azure would not have protected against this scenario. In Azure, what you would want is to replicate your VM over multiple Availabilty Zones.

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BuyVM themselves were never considered to be perfect, Fran was just one of the first, if not the first, to do $15/year VPS and he could barely keep them in stock, which lead to a huge following of peo

Doesn't that mean then there's nothing premium about any of these providers. For example I was looking through Low End blog posts, and found RackNerd has 16gb ram VPS for half the cost of BuyVM, and

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BuyVM is a dude and Karen.

My data is on Google drive, it was just not being able to work when i needed because I used BuyVM as a remote windows workstation, and wasn't notified that the VPS was lost.

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If you mean that one can pay for backups at Scaleway, then this is the same as at BuyVM.

I don't think there is any connection between Borta and BuyVM. That was one involucration, this is another.

Of course, you're not here for regular conversation, you have a weird obsession with BuyVM since its owner pointed out that Borta ran away with the money, but that is a statement of fact, and trying t

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Currently downloading the 4am backups from my buyvm slab to my laptop

that the customer has to initiate, similar to BuyVM's snapshots), fine then, but saying that his position is illegitimate because it doesn't fit with what you think, isn't doing anyone a favor.