Via this offer at WHT. QuickWeb, the New Zealand based hosting company that has been pretty active here at LowEndBox.com and over at WebHostingTalk, are also offering some cheap VPS in Germany. Very similar deal to their San Jose Xen offer, but in a location probably more favourable to the European users. You do have to pay annually, and for $45/year ($3.75/month) you get
- 128MB memory/256MB swap
- 5GB storage
- 120GB/month data transfer on 100Mbps link
- Xen/SolusVM
Here is the ordering link, which is not available on their website.
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Hi Admin,
Thanks for spotting our promo, ok let’s make a “sweater” deal only at lowendbox! mention lowendbox at the comment section and we will double your disk space & B/W… that means you will get 10GB Raid disk and 240GB b/w!
Offer valid till end of May!
cheers,
Joe
I use qucikweb for my website host, I have a texas datacenter vps, $5 a month. The support is GREAT the longest I’ve had to wait for a ticket to get answered was 1 hour, 95% of the time it’s answered within 30 minutes! 3.75$ per month for german xen vps like this is good
I believe you mean “sweeter,” unless you plan to insulate the VPS :)
@Chuck… hahaha finally someone spot it :)
Did he win a price? :)
yes if he’s a customer i’ll double his RAM :)
Unfortunately I’m not, though I have looked at grabbing a VPS in Germany sometime. Just don’t have the money currently to spend on another VPS :)
I see, no worries mate the offer still stand if you decide to grab one yourself in the future :)
Sounds good. I’ll reference this post if/when the time comes.
I have 4 VPS’s across 3 providers. I run number-crunching on them (I know, it is not massively fast, but is cheaper than the electricity the new PC would use if I bought one).
The processing speed is nearly identical across all.
One of the other providers seems to reboot on a Sunday, The other had a reboot about a month ago.
Quickweb has been up and operational for over 90 days – and was the cheapest. I think mine is in the US.
i have a san jose VPS with them that i have been using as a web/vpn server that is currently sitting at just over 91 days uptime since i last reset it.
I put lowendbox in the comment but didn’t get the “sweeter” deal.:(
this is quite an old promo.