Little Creek Hosting shared an offer a couple weeks ago on LowEndTalk and it’s Awesome with a capital A:
- 4GB of RAM…double to 8GB if you post your invoice number in the thread
- 10TB of bandwidth per month…doubled to 20TB if you post your invoice number
- 120GB of disk
- 3 cores (on AMD Epyc 7402 or 7502)
- Only $3.50/month!
- See the thread to [ORDER]
You can also get 12GB RAM or 16GB RAM (doubled amounts) for similar low prices.
Pretty amazing offer when you consider that 4GB for $3.50 by itself is extremely competitive. Now if you double the parameters – wow!
Service is in Durham, North Carolina.
The thread is lively with customers asking questions and clarifying different details (no DDoS, Windows OK, etc.). Jump in and get in on this Awesome deal while it lasts!
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Little Creek: 1GB VPS in Durham, North Carolina for only $13.95/YEAR!
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