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On the other hand, some hosts are very strict about their cheap dedis and don't allow any changes, since they're already making very little profit from them.

I was being half serious. The serious part being: Why do providers regularly offer only a single disk? Would adding a second one so it's actually possible to do raid bankrupt them or what? Probably no

at this point so it's easy to acquire them for cheap (or free!) from companies that are disposing their old servers.

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We do. NTT is definitely not cheap, but have been extremely pleased with quality of transit/NOC.

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You may be a very good provider, but we don't know anything about you. You appear on Black Friday when there are a lot of offers from all kinds of providers (quality and not so quality, but very cheap

Not heard of us before? We have over 20 years experience of the dedi and colo market (I sold my first dedi server back in 2002!) so rest assured that we know what we are doing. In the past few years

It feels a bit weird, trying to give something back to a community I have liked and been part of, for a long time by selling our spare resources dirt cheap, and being confronted by a post that basical

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How "cheap" is still cheap?!

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For transactional, mxr does not provide it ( would be good, but ok), so better use like ses. They are low quality, but cheap.