We haven’t had an offer from KhanWebHost since November 2020. Too long, guys! Welcome back!
Today’s offer includes:
- 1GB KVM NAT in Turkey for $20/year
- 2GB KVM is only $4.50/month, KC and London available, too!
Nice stuff, KhanWebHost. Oh, and should mention:
- Unlimited bandwidth 2GB KVM VPS in London, UK for only $4.50/month!
Their WHOIS is public. They are registered in Pakistan and UK. Their Terms of Service is available on their web site. They accept Debit/Credit Cards, Paypal, AliPay, Bank Transfer (Transferwise, Local), Easypaisa, and JazzCash.
Have you been a KhanWebHost customer? Please share your experience in the comments below.
Now read more to see the offers!
Turkey NAT KVM
| Turkey
| Turkey
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Kansas City
| Kansas City
| London UK
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NETWORK INFO:
- 1Gserves – USA (Phoenix, UnitedStates)
- OVH – FR (Roubaix, France)
- OVH – UK (London, United Kingdom)
- Servercity-Turkey
- HeyMan – USA (Kansas, United States)
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