I was paying $40/y for a 2GB OpenVZ with ChicagoVPS 10 years ago; renewed it multiple times. Today my costs are about half of that for twice the specs (I use LowHosting and GreenCloud).

ChicagoVPS and others still offer OpenVZ, I suppose they'll keep running past EOL. If I'm not mistaken other OpenVZ releases had been supported past RHEL EOL.

different strategies and historic vendors like ChicagoVPS, BoomerHost, or potentially RackNerds would offer resources at outrageous prices (because people love to idle here) and cram as many VPSes on

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Why ChicagoVPS not in chicago?

You said in the ticket that you expected the VPS to be automatically started, but that's not a best practice as the VPS won't be secure out-of-the-box (so you really only want to manually start it on…

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here. Rather than directly dispute he even gived ChicagoVPS coupe of days to handle the refund.

For 10 years I've had a ChicagoVPS, until a month ago. Their customer support is the worst of the worst. I bought a 1 GB RAM VPS in NY yet somehow I was provisioned a 4 GB in Los Angeles at the same p

Yes. I also think it's sort of funny that someone would go to a company named CHICAGOvps to get a VM in Los Angeles.

yes chicagovps , hudsonvalley host belongs to colocrossing and colocrossing belong to hostpapa

is chicagovps sub-brand of colocrossing?

Yes, I also believe that ChicagoVPS is a reliable vendor, and my situation may be an exception.

i m using chicagovps from last 2 years i did not found any issues and i did not used them for any support because vps is un managed and network and hardware uptime is decent.

On November 23, 2023, during Black Friday, I decided to purchase a VPS located in Los Angeles to meet both personal and business needs. After careful comparison, I chose ChicagoVPS and paid $9 using m