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In general yes, but it's slightly different in the lowend world, or here at least, considering BuyVM, NexusBytes etc.. where you'll not get monkeys by paying peanuts.

I will categorically state that I had full network access (easily above 250 mbps at any time) for the entire length of service (almost a year now) except that time when his new router went kaput. I ha

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It does though. It casts a bad light on the LE market as a whole. While that doesn't cast onto BuyVM much, it does affect providers I like and help out.

restock happen mostly on the 1st ( in a few days from now ) and 7th day of the month, as well as other times occasionally. There are services like buyvmstock or Server Hunter that notifies you as soon

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check buyvm.net KVM Slices, theri KVM Slices (Windows server) are very good @francisco its active member of this site too

Seattle, WA 67.228.112.250 36.2MB/sSoftlayer, Frankfurt, DE 159.122.69.4 12.9MB/sSoftlayer, Singapore, SG 119.81.28.170 8.63MB/sSoftlayer, HongKon

Sorry, new test IP is 103.246.250.3. That IP will no longer respond.

For more affordable deal try Nexusbytes or BuyVM or Reseller Hosting

I'm testing BuyVM's anycast and I'm gonna use it in production soon - it is good and uniform, but the South-EastAsia/Australia regions have a blind spot with 160-180ms RTT to nearest server. For just

Alternately BuyVM - Slice + Slab -- Youve got data at 1000mbps .. Ability to scale up / down without too much work... And the guy running the show is here to stay for decades to come.

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BuyVM's homemade anycast looks quite nice overall:

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We have smaller plans with 250 GB HDD ($25/year) and 500 GB HDD ($50/year) as well,

Try BuyVM on the 1st of the month. There will be more stock sometime next month since (I think) Fran is getting the NY Ryzen upgrade done soon-ish.

Let me know what you've got, or if I'm asking for something silly. I'd just go with a $5/mo Vultr if it wasn't for the 1TB transfer cap, or BuyVM if they had any stock...

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