Peter from Magoro is offering readers at LowEndBox a special discount on their Xen PV servers. Use promo code V7Z5PVP3S4 to get 25% off life time discount, which brings the price of their “Xen256” plan to $6.71/month. Here is the link to order.
- 256MB memory
- 15GB storage
- 110GB/month data transfer
- Xen/SolusVM
Servers with Waveform Technology in Troy MI (test IP: 208.92.223.106). There is also a 40% off 1st month coupon code 1K40PN4I497NX. Domain registered in 2009. Their offers do seem to get worse over time though — 50% off, then 40% off and now 25% off. They have also dropped Xen HVM support, reason being worse performance comparing to Xen PV. They are a registered LLC in the state of Michigan.
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Maybe they’re trying to weed their clients away from coupons?
And what;s with them talking about themselves in the third person in that WHT post? “Magoro found those…”
Third person still comes out after many years of school. :)
Yes, what we are doing is trying to get people off coupons.
Their 256 package only comes with 15GB space
So? You can put a lot of things in 15GB.
I think he’s pointing out it has been changed or is a mistake/misprint in LEA’s post. The post lists 25GB of space on a 256MB package. The 256MB package on their homepage lists 15GB, and they both link to id=2 on the cart, so they’re presumably the same package…
Oh, I’m sorry. I thought that he meant “15GB? – too little!”. Sorry once again :)
Fixed.