: netcup GmbHASN : AS197540 netcup GmbHHost : NETCUP-GMBHLocation : Nuremberg, Bavaria (BY)Country : Germanyfio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/vda4):-----

: netcup GmbHASN : AS197540 netcup GmbHHost : NETCUP-GMBHLocation : Nuremberg, Bavaria (BY)Country : Germanyfio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/vda4):-----

probably a long shot, but... anyone wants to get rid of their legacy Netcup Piko server after the recent price hike?

Is the contract price for life? (Netcup prices went up so I had to move out), I mean will the three month renewal fee stay at this price? Is there any LET bandwidth doubling event?

Me too, netcup lowered themself into enshitification of their contracts

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I'm seeking alternative Virtual Dedicated Server or bare metal options following a price hike on my Netcup root server which will be €79 per month. My Netcup server is located in the US, and while I'm

Netcup offers extensions, called "Cloud vLAN" between 100 Mbps and 2.5 Gbps. The extension provides a Virtual LAN (vLAN) in which you can interconnect several root servers or VPS. Ho

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Does netcup have the same problem as Hetzner? I never used them before because I don't want to complete their KYC.

Location must be Germany, or netherland will also work. Requirements are almost similar to netcup root servers, but they have recently again increased the price.

Already been moving away from NetCup.

The subset you are referring to is something that netcup does not have, so we can only assume, how they would have handled this.

My conclusion would be that they are all bad, but OVH and Hetzner seem to only be price gouging a specific subset of their customers, whereas netcup is price gouging everyone.

yet, netcup does not even offer such things.

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Been using 5 Netcup ARM VMs for over a year now, and I'm pretty happy with them.

So for starters I would suggest cutting the commission for referrals and leaving good prices for customers. Since Netcup provides such good services, a 0.1% commission for you would also be ok, right?

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