+1 for buyVM.

So that if we reach 200 by Christmas, VirMach would ask us to reach 250 by New Year eve and 500 by Easter 2020.

Softlayer, Seattle, WA 67.228.112.250 9.31MB/s

But to be honest if u want a good performance ( nothing against anynode though ), you can consider buyvm @Francisco ) With free directadmin, its huge a bang for the buck !

| The Netherlands (10G) | 279 Mbits/sec | 250 Mbits/secwilhelm.tel | Hamburg, DE (10G) | 599 Mbits/sec | 277 Mbits/secPerforming IPv4 iperf3 test to Biznet...Biznet

Highly recommended - I've been using BuyVM since March 2012. I posted a review after using them for 7 years, if you're interested: https://hostballs.com/t/buyvm-7-year-review/1919

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Hey Francisco. I am interested in a link in your signature. Is buyvm a company you work for? I may be interested in switching to the service I see the prices are fairly decent. Please pm me.

* The traffic quota comes with with a guaranteed bandwith of 250 or 500Mbps and only the public outgoing traffic is counted (incoming traffic is thus unmetered and at 1Gbps or 10Gbps depending on the

WHT is where I found a few good hosts (like BuyVM) that I'm still using today, so I don't dismiss it entirely.

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Around £250 a month ouch.... I need help....

OVH Public cloud is not so great either, especially the 250 mbps bandwidth limits and high prices.

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Im at a little over $250. Scary. Good going buddy, now I need to cancel some to get to around $100

who else should be voting for >$250 monthly for personal use ?? 😂

If it helps put things in perspective; I'm in a location with 250 ms latency to Buffalo where the billing servers probably are. And no one who knows me would consider me lucky.

5.01 k requests in 5.01 s, 1.22 GiB, 1 k iops, 250.1 MiB/sdd: sequential write speed 1st run: 345.23 MiB/s 2nd run: 215.53 MiB/s 3rd run: 331.88 MiB/s average: 297.55 MiB/sIPv