As long buyvm it never gets "involucrated"

You know me, I let BuyVM bad traffic slide because I love Fran more than feeding my kids.

BuyVM is sketchy as fuck.

I have about 900 domains all focused at one IP address; BuyVM is a major source of shit traffic.

No one's seemed to mention that BuyVM supports tor and allows customers to host exit nodes, so that's where a good chunk of abuse complaints are going to come from. 20+Gbps of tor network traffic: htt

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@VirMach Thanks for the info. I only use the AbuseIPDB website to see if it's also affecting other people, but the reports I submitted to BuyVM were human-made (I don't have any automated reporting se

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With my fleet of mail servers I feel like I have a pretty good handle on which networks are spewing the most trash. I have a few BuyVM IPs on my blacklist and I’ve thrown logs at Fran a few times. Rel

Where does it say BuyVM allows such activities on their servers/network?

I'm not talking about hosting controversial websites, I'm talking about hosting active hacking/bruteforcing activity. From what I've heard they sound like a pleasure to do business with as a customer,

Well, the funny thing here is..

7 3700X 8-Core ProcessorCPU cores : 1 @ 3593.250 MHzAES-NI : ✔ EnabledVM-x/AMD-V : ✔ EnabledRAM : 987.3 MiBSwap : 1024.0 MiBDisk : 23.6 GiBfio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/5

VPN LOCATIONS AVAILABLE Helsinki, Finland (Hetzner) Roost, Luxembourg (BuyVM) Kiev, Ukraine (Ukrainian Data Network) Las Vegas, USA (BuyVM) New York, USA (BuyVM) VPN PLA

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BuyVM @Francisco

I'm with BuyVM in Las Vegas and have had no down time.

Hello,

For transcoding you'll want dedicated CPU power (eg BuyVM's plans with 4GB RAM and above, ideally at least the 8GB one as that gives you one core rather than just one thread)

I had plex running on 512MB buyvm vps without transcoding. Jellyfin is even a bit lighter on the RAM usage.