RamNode is dead and Buyvm is pretty much sold out

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typicalGtaTG has the pricing wrong for BuyVM... the smallest is $20/year or $2/month (with no automatic backups). I just terminated a server with 250+ days of uptime at BuyVM, so I can vouch for reli

I still think it's cheap but I will move my account from there to my 4 GB buyvm vps. I would rather pay more and have a predictable pricing than to pay less and not know when it will increase or by ho

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buyvm lux, ovh.

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I think you should probably just wait till BlackFriday. Although if you're looking for something very stable and reliable, then BuyVM ( @Francisco ) is your best option. Their cheapest plan is $2.5/mo

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That what I wanted to know but seeing that my email address is not shared publicly, my best guess is that he looking for BuyVM ip range, reverseDNS, finding domain associated with them and then scrapi

I'm probably a less than ideal reference for that particular metric since I use BuyVM as a development/testing lab rather than anything mission critical. So far... I've yet to hit any unscheduled out

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I've been with BuyVM for almost 9 months and they're my first VPS hosting experience. It's been a 100% positive adventure at stupid hot bang for buck excellent pricing. I'm running Proxmox on 3 cor

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Koddos is expensive, out of question.. alexhost is cheap, ginernet seems to be a good choice for me... BuyVM looks interesting, but not sure if they ignore or not.

BuyVM Slice&Slab in Luxembourg could a convenient option as you can simply stack slabs as you need.

I have several VPS with different providers (Netcup, BuyVM, ServaRica). I never had it with any of these providers that I had to increase the storage space first or that the server is soooo bad / slow

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Netcup root servers are stable, with resource guarantee and great uptime, you also have cpu AMD EPYC 7702. I have not used hetzner, but previously I use Buyvm and Cloudcone (both are very good) but in