over seas will also be considered. I do have 250-300 USD/Month as budget.. but seeing that there is a potential for my customer base to increase, i'm willing to possibly invest a little more. Please

Sounds like a fantastic way for the admin to stop providing a service without burning bridges. I suppose that's one point against using BuyVM. (o;

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7702P 64-Core ProcessorCPU cores : 4 @ 1996.250 MHzAES-NI : ✔ EnabledVM-x/AMD-V : ✔ EnabledRAM : 11.7 GiBSwap : 0.0 KiBDisk : 630.1 GiBDistro : Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie

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Seems to be the way they do business. BuyVM, then still under the same management as NC/CM is today (AFAIK), had the same rather terse customer service if you did something they deemed to be &quot

250 GB Nvme

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---- ----Read | 1.00 MB/s (250) | 12.70 MB/s (198)Write | 1.03 MB/s (258) | 13.29 MB/s (207)Total | 2.03 MB/s (508) | 25.99 MB/s (405) |

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Port: 250 Mbps - Unmetered

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Or, in the words of The BOFH, there is a "Difficult Customer" flag somewhere. Today is Sunday in the US. If you want Sunday service, your Xeon 6138 is going to cost you $250/month

Any change to TOS or AUP for BuyVM customers?

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| 2.33 Gbits/sec | 302 Mbits/sec | 250 msLeaseweb | Singapore, SG (10G) | 3.27 Gbits/sec | 425 Mbits/sec | 171 msClouvider | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 8.43 Gbits/sec

---- ---- Read | 128.25 MB/s (250) | 139.87 MB/s (136)Write | 135.07 MB/s (263) | 149.18 MB/s (145)Total | 263.32 MB/s (513) | 289.06 MB/s (281)iperf3 Netw