will sometimes do that. It's the norm in the hosting industry.

You really need to re-calibrate what you consider to be a scam over here. Some things that are normal within the hosting industry may not seem normal to outsiders. So going after RackNerd, which is an

A lot of things happen that are outside of a provider's control. A datacenter might increase pricing for power, for example. In the early 2000s, hosting was a lucrative business, but these days, it's

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the fact that that's very common within the hosting industry. Migrations happen so often that kernel features are added to Linux specifically to make the live transition smoother.

Use case: Hosting a legal adult tube site. To be clear: no high-traffic media is served from the server itself, all video/media is played from an external CDN. The server mainly handles the site/appli

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@Straing3r You have nothing to worry about. Do to some recent drama™, there aren't any hosting providers that will listen to what Eric Banks is saying. And nothing was sent to any government agencies.

I wanna see what hosting companies can offer me at that price.

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VSYS should probably ignore the reports. https://vsys.host/cheap-vps-hosting

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And avoid Russian location/hosting provider like veesp - Hetzner is heavy banned/throttled by TSPU.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/210074/directadmin-hosting-shared-9-99-year-reseller-99-99-year/p1

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