Unmetered/30TB vps $20/y

reaperofpower

I am looking for a VPS with unmetered or 30TB bandwidth.
1cpu (50% fair share)
1GB ram
10gb SSD/nvme/raid 10 hdd
Ipv4 1

vpsgeek

Not going to happen with any reliable provider

reaperofpower

@vpsgeek said:
Not going to happen with any reliable provider

BuyVM has it but with 512 ram need just a little bit more

vpsgeek

@reaperofpower said:

@vpsgeek said:
Not going to happen with any reliable provider

BuyVM has it but with 512 ram need just a little bit more

The fair usage limit on 512 & 1 GB plans is 12.5 Mbps & 25 Mbps respectively afaik but I could be wrong on this so would request @Francisco to clarify it

InceptionHosting

When you find that unicorn, please let us know where with regular updates

WSS

AahahAhahaha. Sure. I'd be happy to share that with someone else.

teamacc

For double the money you can get a scaleway thingy with double everything (except ipv4) you're asking for. Even has 200mbit unmetered afaik.

uptime

Hello @reaperofpower - I am curious to know how you arrived at the $20 per year figure for your budget ...?

That works out to about $1.67 per month for 100 mbit/s 24/7 - I am under the impression that bandwidth costs more than that even without a VPS.

Are you hoping for reliable service that won't deadpool or do you just want to give someone $20 and see how it goes?

Neoon

We had offers like these, but the catch was the AUP.
As long you can keep the speeds and load under a specific point you be fine.

I think it was 12$/y for 333TB on 1Gbit OVZ, but very rare.
Also BuyVM is fine, even the cheapest one, putting 100Mbit 24/7 but if you go higher Fran will get you by your balls.

uptime

@Neoon said:
Also BuyVM is fine, even the cheapest one, putting 100Mbit 24/7 but if you go higher Fran will get you by your balls.

hmmm .... If I remember correctly @Francisco is okay with 100 mbit/s 24/7 on a 4 GB slice (which costs $15 per month)

The $20/year slice is 512 MB so now divide that 100 mbit/s by 8 ...

tl;dr: you might do about 4 TB a month on the cheapest buyvm slice - much beyond that I really wouldn't count on. Maybe it flies under the radar for a while but I would expect anything remotely approaching 30 TB monthly to get called out as a dick move sooner rather than later ...

More realistically:

Hetzner advertises 20 TB monthly traffic for all their cloud VPS - cheapest (with 2 GB ram) would be about $35 per year (plus VAT if ordering from EU)

@cociu mentioned some time ago having some spare bandwitch with new upstreams in Romania - if that's still the case would still expect annual cost well over $20

There are several providers (most reselling OVH) who advertise "unmetered" bandwidth @ 100 or maybe 200 mbit/s but I would expect (eventually) fair use limits and probably more than $20 yearly price anyway so I am not feeling particularly inclined to mention any of them in this context

Really, for long term reliable 30 TB monthly traffic I would consider $10 or even $15 monthly to be a fair price considering actual cost of bandwidth (probably one of the more oversold resources advertised in lowend offers). Larger providers such as Hetzner or OVH might support that level of traffic for closer to $5 monthly since on average most of their customers don't use more than a small amount of their allocated bandwidth.

WSS

#butts

Francisco

@uptime said: hmmm .... If I remember correctly @Francisco is okay with 100 mbit/s 24/7 on a 4 GB slice (which costs $15 per month)

Basically.

Some nodes are quiet so we can allow some excessive usage but I'd need a reason as to why you're using so much on so little.

Francisco

Neoon

@uptime said:

@Neoon said:
Also BuyVM is fine, even the cheapest one, putting 100Mbit 24/7 but if you go higher Fran will get you by your balls.

hmmm .... If I remember correctly @Francisco is okay with 100 mbit/s 24/7 on a 4 GB slice (which costs $15 per month)

The $20/year slice is 512 MB so now divide that 100 mbit/s by 8 ...

tl;dr: you might do about 4 TB a month on the cheapest buyvm slice - much beyond that I really wouldn't count on. Maybe it flies under the radar for a while but I would expect anything remotely approaching 30 TB monthly to get called out as a dick move sooner rather than later ...

More realistically:

Hetzner advertises 20 TB monthly traffic for all their cloud VPS - cheapest (with 2 GB ram) would be about $35 per year (plus VAT if ordering from EU)

@cociu mentioned some time ago having some spare bandwitch with new upstreams in Romania - if that's still the case would still expect annual cost well over $20

There are several providers (most reselling OVH) who advertise "unmetered" bandwidth @ 100 or maybe 200 mbit/s but I would expect (eventually) fair use limits and probably more than $20 yearly price anyway so I am not feeling particularly inclined to mention any of them in this context

Really, for long term reliable 30 TB monthly traffic I would consider $10 or even $15 monthly to be a fair price considering actual cost of bandwidth (probably one of the more oversold resources advertised in lowend offers). Larger providers such as Hetzner or OVH might support that level of traffic for closer to $5 monthly since on average most of their customers don't use more than a small amount of their allocated bandwidth.

Interesting, I never paid 15$ for a slab and got that told.
But yea make sense.

billyw

@vpsgeek said:
Not going to happen with any reliable provider

Listen to others here!

You need to be realistic, or have the $$$ to backup your demands as $20/y will not cut it.

elliotc

I have one box with a little more price but I am not gonna tell anyone
Business secrets

mikho

@Francisco said:

@uptime said: hmmm .... If I remember correctly @Francisco is okay with 100 mbit/s 24/7 on a 4 GB slice (which costs $15 per month)

Basically.

Some nodes are quiet so we can allow some excessive usage but I'd need a reason as to why you're using so much on so little.

Francisco

Shadowsocks proxy or TOR are my guesses.

Rahul

@Francisco is cool with

@mikho said: TOR

Right ?

uptime

@Rahul said:
@Francisco is cool with

@mikho said: TOR

Right ?

See https://buyvm.net/acceptable-use-policy/

Tor Guidelines
3,1,1 - Please open a support ticket informing us you're running an Exit Node. This is to allow us to keep track of abuse complaints that come in and handle them accordingly.

joepie91

Why is this thread in Reviews?

seriesn

@joepie91 said:
Why is this thread in Reviews?

Shit! Joepie91! I haven’t seen that name in a long long time!!

teamacc

https://www.netcup.de/vserver/vps.php for 40 usd/year, 40tb/month.

deank

Pretty sure OP wants it far below 20/yr. 40/yr ain't gonna work.

My bet is that he actually wants it at 10/yr.

vyas

@teamacc said:
https://www.netcup.de/vserver/vps.php for 40 usd/year, 40tb/month.

Looks nice, even if the tax is.not credited back to non EU residents.

So.... Why isn't everyone jumping and screaming with joy??

FAT32

@deank said:
My bet is that he actually wants it at 10/yr.

$10 is too high. $2.99/yr for me.

vyas

@FAT32 said:

@deank said:
My bet is that he actually wants it at 10/yr.

$10 is too high. $2.99/yr for me.

You know where to get this....clue: that is annual pricing. Happy new year/ Year of the Rat, btw.... I suppose the dinosaur does care about little rats :-)

Cheers

FAT32

@vyas said:
You know where to get this....clue: that is annual pricing. Happy new year/ Year of the Rat, btw.... I suppose the dinosaur does care about little rats :-)

Thanks for the suggestion and wishes! How about with IPv4

vyas

@vyas said:

@FAT32 said:

@deank said:
My bet is that he act

@FAT32 said:

@vyas said:
You know where to get this....clue: that is annual pricing. Happy new year/ Year of the Rat, btw.... I suppose the dinosaur does care about little rats :-)

Thanks for the suggestion and wishes! How about with IPv4

Now I can see why providers named a certain code around Christmas in your honour :-)

deank

He is a fat man with 32 wishes, virtually impossible to please.

terrorgen

@deank said:
He is a fat man with 32 wishes, virtually impossible to please.

Just give him loads of money. That's virtually every Chinese's new year wish during lunar New Year

WSS

@vyas said:
Now I can see why providers named a certain code around Christmas in your honour :-)

Did we have another shitweasel year?

uptime

discount code was something like FAT32ISADECENTFELLOW if I remember correctly