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HOW can a provider make a profit with super-cheap VPSs? Simple and usually ugly: put more VPSs on a node aka over-selling. Exception: "loss leaders" that is, "promos&quo

Most of the big registries like to instantly suspend domains for anything illegal, which makes forums and social media sites quite vulnerable to someone uploading something they shouldn't, and then es

that you were able to register free .be domains with them then, if I only knew, I would've registered a lot of short and valuable .be domains with them. They faced an ICANN lawsuit a year after I bou

at least they wont show you the door for fixing issue yourself on a super-cheap vps.

We are currently working with a partner to get GNMIX+AMSIX routes up via them in NIKHEF for a very cheap price - 1ct/mbit

The pricing looks very cheap, and their team/about page feels off https://bytes.ua/en/our-team/ the staff photos are placeholders (Image)

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And the reasoning they give is false. They should have just said "we choose not to let you appeal" and not framed it as if their hands were tied. Cheap is fine. Unforgiving is fine.

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and on top of it all, this involved a dirt-cheap lifetime account that earned them nothing. The only real upshot is that low-end plans get low-end support.

i would be really mad lol.. but then, a forum with hundreds of members would use something a bit more expensive, and not some cheap lifetime hosting. and they would have more power to talk with the pr

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That's true, but shouldn't all customers be treated equally? While a dirt-cheap account may tip the weight in favor of "maybe this guy isn't legit", I don't think there was any quest