tho, i cannot speak abt stable since i'm not with natvps that long. But i'm pretty sure reading this thread since page 1 might give you some clues (Image)

oh > @Blembim said:

That's NanoKVM, isn't it? This is NatVPS.

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* NATVPS

I personally like NatVPS, people needs to stop complaining about $7/year VPS.

These are NATVPS services, some $3 per year, others $7 per year. We barely cover the costs at this pricing (bandwidth is expensive in Asia + These are KVM now)!

While the client did adopt an accusatory tone and made threats in their tickets to go public -- actions which might justify the host's decision to terminate their service and issue a refund, the under

I am a very HAPPY NATVPS customer. Please continue to buy services from NATVPS and ignore this thread.

NATVPS' handling of this was bad, their communication is unprofessional, their setup is so dodgy that a VPS can be unusable for months at a time, and they yanked a location with active services, migra

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So here's a fun point for everyone to be aware of: when you sign up for a NatVPS service, you don't get a dedicated IPv4, but you do get 20 ports that you can route as you wish. Because they've now b

@eski @Abd @webhorizon I was curious and checked the PDFs and screenshots that were posted, but is this all the content? In several places, I'm confused due to missing context...

* Author’s Background: Long-time lowend community member and NATVPS customer since 2021. Shares screenshots as proof.

OK, now since so many people want screenshots to prove I wasn't absolutely making things up, here you go. So I don't post here often, but I've been part of the lowend community for north of 10 years

OP had multiple natvps services nyc, lax, canada, Switzerland, etc. purchased around 11.01.2024 for one year period. Singapore purchased 27.12.2023

To clarify, we are no scammers and also don't make any profit on $3/yr or $7/yr natvps.net plans.