Danny, from PaulVPS, has sent in two offer for LowEndBox readers, the OpenVZ offer was also featured in June 2013. The plan is exclusive to LEB and no coupon is needed. The spec is below:
1GB OpenVZ VPS
| 256MB XEN VPS
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PaulVPS have been featured numerous times before on LEB and once in our roundup. Chinese based PaulVPS were founded in October 2011 and provide hosting solutions to ‘thousands of clients across China’. Every single VPS is on a 100mbps connection, but the node is on a 1Gbps connection. PaulVPS certainly seem committed in the long run, as their domain has been renewed until 27 Dec 2022. Reviews on their last thread were good.
PaulVPS accept payments via Paypal and Alipay. They offer a 7 day moneyback guarantee and VPS services come with a 99.9% uptime guarantee. As usual you may want to read their Terms of Service and Acceptable Usage Policy before purchasing.
Network Information:
Los Angeles Test IPv4: 192.157.214.6
Los Angeles Test File: http://192.157.214.6/1GB.test
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They have launched new website design, I think you should update the thumb ;)
PaulVPS,cool~
Test file is extremely slow.
Could you please let me know where are you located?
Best Regards
Danny
Speeds are much better now. They were extremely slow and seem to have been fixed.
Refueling, PaulVPS, you will become more and more high-end.
Thank you!
No matter what market we target, we strive to make our customers satisfied.
Yep, resellers always have higher prices than owners :)
do you have xen-hvm?ikk
They suspended my account for high load of CPU. Incredible.
Are you using openVZ? openVZ as I understand is not a true virtual host. The resources are shared and therefor your container can use other peoples resources. openVZ is junk if you ask me because I don’t want to have to worry about my system using the CPU, that’s what it’s there for!
I’d like to know if there is a limit on CPU usage for the Xen package. I do not want to be told a month into my service that my scripts are using too many resources. This was an issue on Ramnode and I have left them and am now looking for a new host.
They didn’t stop billing me when I cancelled my service with them. Any tickets to the billing department have gone unanswered.
I no longer have an actual account at all with them (can no longer log into the customer portal) but yet I am still being billed. I have raised a dispute with PayPal, I’ll let you know how it goes when it is resolved and if I end up being refunded for two months of service that was incorrectly billed.
Danny promptly followed up with me and sorted everything out. I was refunded the additional months.
I’m glad that I got a very prompt response this time around and that he was able to quickly sort out all my issues.