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150€/m on hetzner, 50€/m to SoYouStart, 10€/m to online.net, 30€/m to BuyVM, 17€/m to Google. 10€/m to ExtraVM. 120€/year for TS3 lisence. 10€/m for 2x quickbox lisences.

I don't think BuyVM would be my first choice if I were in their position, but can be a good and fast option to get started while they create a plan for the long term.

So BuyVM at NY w/a DDOS Protected IP and TBs and TBs of slabs

I would like to suggest you to take a look also on NexusBytes (owned by @seriesn) and BuyVM (owned by @Francisco) ; these guys are always willing to help and makes you feel more than welcome. Their te

250 GB Bandwidth

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which provider isolate their private network... BuyVM definitely do.

Germany Looking Glass: http://148.251.255.250

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are in a whole other plane) and also Frantech / BuyVM which is one of the few with an in-house control panel and infrastructure (Francisco is kind of a genius).

https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices/

Hey all!

@jsg if you are choosing a new provider, i will recommend buyvm to you.

i can not agree with you, i bought 20+ VPS from different providers, including bandwagonhost, hostus, buyvm, vultr, virmach and digitalocean. no one is worse than pacificrack.com .

because it happen when peoples say buyvm have a ddos attack

I also have problems. Network is one of the most unreliable I've been on, after X outages I started monitoring with Hetrix, https://hetrixtools.com/report/uptime/b9f3826c250a4ddfa706524ad4ed07cb/

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250 mbit/s, that drops if you are using 250 mbit/m for 9 days straight to 100 mbit/s (restarted every billing cycle) unmetered technically