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.

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We've refunded all your payments in the past 12 months (i.e. $7) and will be ending all your natvps services on January 31st. Please ensure you've moved your data elsewhere before this date.

umm. We started migrating Singapore location services on 21st January, today is 24th.

So there you go. Acceptance/acknowledgement of absolutely awful service from natvps

months, which was probably assumed by the NATVPS team to be part of the normal service usage period. (This is my recollection of waiting for the migration and using NATVPS.) Of course, anyone who pur

I (Ayyub), am still in shock that you decided to open such a post after how I treated your case!

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I had an issue that my VPSes were completely offline for over 3 months (!). I had raised this to NatVPS and they said (basically) "ok, hold on, because we're transitioning to KVM)."

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NatVPS.net Singapore has recently migrated to kvm, and I think the experience is good. It seems to be the same company as webhorizon.

@Abd NatVPS 7.50USD/y 🇺🇸 (WITH SWAP)

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