Via this WHT offer, you can get 20% off life time discount on all VPS orders or upgrades from Budget VPS Hosting, a division of Web Wide Hosting in New Zealand, who bought the business from ServerWays last year (yes I know it’s complicated). That means you can get the cheapest package from BVPS for $3.92/month.
- 100MB guaranteed memory
- 10GB storage
- 100GB/month data transfer on 100mbps link
- 100KB/s uplink limit
- 100Mhz CPU limit
- CentOS, Debian, Fedora Core, Gentoo, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu
- OpenVZ / HyperVM
I think two of the biggest drawbacks would be 100KB/s uplink limit and 100Mhz CPU limit. Two locations are available — Scranton PA or Dallas TX.
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The correct link is:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=747084
Thanks. Link updated.
I’m finding this VPS very impressive so far. I have the 2nd lowest package 200Mb ram and it’s great.
Well a couple of months later I still have a vps account here, it has been great until a host outage last week that lasted a few hours. Other than that the only person I ever get support emails from is “Jon” so I think this maybe a one man operation too. However for the price I’m still happy.
Same here. I’ve had the VBS184 package for going on 3 years and I love it. Uptime is great, never had any issues. Support is prompt and spot on.
Hello,
We would like to rent a VPS with Windows 2003 as operating system and RDNS configuration.
Would that be possible and what would the overall cost per month be ?
Thank you.
Best regards
David John Williams
Considering that this offer is over two years old, you may want to contact them directly via their website.
Also, surely there are better deals to be had these days? VPS hosting has changed a lot. Mind you, the fact that this deal is 2 years old and the provider’s website is still up is pretty unusual in the budget VPS market. ;)
Surely you’re talking to Dave and not me. :)
Please watch your Reply link usage.
I gave them the benefit of the doubt that they had found this via a google search or something similar. Or they had missed the date of the offer.
Considering that a quick look at the company’s home page shows the latest news announcement from back in 2008….
Nope, I replied to the right person, it was backing up what you said.
I do mess up which post I’m replying to occasionally, but not this time. :P