This is another post where a provider did not send us a ticket. As I was given a chance to feature a host of my choice, I thought it would be great to feature a host that was very popular in the days of LowEndAdmin. I checked the page of QuickWeb dedicated for lowend offers and found that the plans there are still available. Their last offer seems to be available too. Here are some offers that fits the accepted price range in LEB.
QW Lowendbox VZ
| Budget XEN VPS I
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Note that you can see more lowend plans from them using this page. IPv6 is available in their Phoenix location.
For the old community members of LowEndBox, QuickWeb needs no introduction. They were first featured here way back in 2009. They have been voted in the top 3 providers numerous times before. Their last offer was in 2013. Feedback are generally positive when they were still active in the community. One would say that the plans seems outdated in today’s standard, but they have been providing service for so many years now. So it is fair to say that they are here to stay. Hopefully, they will consider sending us offers once again in the near future,
Their checkout page seems to indicate that they are only able to accept Paypal and 2CO. Host node and network information are not available since we did not communicate with them for this offer. Kindly review their Terms of Service page before making any purchase.
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Any test ip or looking glass?
This post brings back good memories. My 3rd provider in a VPS world :D
lowendbox used to be hosted on a quickweb vps back in the days when lowendadmin was running the show. On the downside, if I remember correctly (not 100% sure) they used to downvote other providers on polls :D
Not sure how ‘downvoting’ is possible in the LET polls, some think you’re mistaken.
Budget XEN VPS I, is it really expensive to live in low end vps industry ? lol
is this the same offer from back in 2009?
Why no Ubuntu OS?
Ah, this brings back memories. Been a Xen customer since the spring of 2010. Excellent service, pretty good support in the past.
Suffered through an annual migration to new hardware and IP addresses in 2011 and 2012. Am paying for 10GB disk space, have had at various times 10GB, 12GB, 15GB, and for the last couple of years 5GB, which I guess all averages out, sigh.
I get the distinct impression they don’t really want to be part of the low-end VM market anymore, and am honestly surprised they still honor their old plans/promos.