Products/services too cheap to be viable — a more mature provider may have the capacity to offer services cheaper or even at a loss to gain market share. A new provider might struggle with that, resul

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We can provide colo in NTT VA1 and transport and cross connect to Equinix DC1 over our dark fiber ring. If this scenario works for you, please DM me or message me on Discord (user: qps) to discuss fu

Their servers are in nocix datacenters so they have cheap ipv4 prices. $3.6 for /29, $8.4 for /28 and so on

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I want to transfer this VPS to someone who needs it because I no longer use it.

I have a sneaky suspicion this will be anything but cheap.

8 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 4TB storage (SSD or NVMe), 10Gbps uplink with unmetered bandwidth.

Feel free to check our website https://rdp.cheap

No need for fancy hardware. Old/cheap CPUs are totally fine — storage + bandwidth are what matter.

Half of our fleet is hardware we own outright and colocate ourselves in UK data centres, and we're moving further in that direction as we go. Owning the kit means nobody else sets our costs or decides

Number of Cores: 1vcpu

I only know of NOCIX/WSI that still offer a /29, even on ultra-cheap servers

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I wish they had faster ports but that’s probably a limitation with their setup at GTHost Seattle (where my cheap MikroTik vps is located).

Do you run your own local resolver on that network that I could use? If not, how cheap is a second IPv4? Literally its only use will be for Unbound to make DNS requests.

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He's roughly saying "I've been on LET long enough that it's no longer shocking to me that someone would claim that a business is a scam just because they offer super-cheap services that sell

You have a low budget for that cases. It won't be cheap.

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